Alicia Malone
Though he never seems to be out of work too long, Pierce Brosnan is getting on and likely likes the idea of a cushy, regular and secure paycheck more and more, as such he’s signed on to do a new TV series.
The actor, who before becoming known to the world as James Bond starred in the popular TV series “Remington Steele”, is going to co-star in and produce an “investigative thriller from veteran ER writer-producer Jack Orman and Sony Pictures Television that will likely go straight to series”, says Deadline.
The actor, who recently appeared in “Remember Me” with Robert Pattinson and “The Ghost Writer” with Ewan McGregor, will have a small role on the series. He will not be playing the lead.
”The untitled drama centers on a “fixer,” private investigator specializing in international crisis intervention who is called in to help solve homicides, abductions, financial schemes and other crimes anywhere in the world. It is largely based on the real-life experiences of international PI Logan Clarke, head of the Los Angeles-based Clarke International Investigations”, adds the site.
