Hello, my name is Justin the Klu, and I'm here today with

Slown, Will Slown.

Oh, wow, it's James Bond, but I could tell by the inflection that you were using

that you were trying to imitate a very specific bond, Mr. Brosnan, Pierce Brosnan.

Hang on, let me do my impression of pierce brosden saying

that line names bond james bond oh and to be clear he liked saying that phrase more than anyone

more than any of them when when when daniel craig says it it's like bon james borg yeah he's trying

to get through it as quickly as possible because he's not he's not about that kind that kind of thing. Whereas Brosnan, he's making a meal of it. He loves it. And I think if we're having an honest, serious conversation about Best Bond, like, I think that should be a factor into consideration. Who, who liked it the most? I mean, Pierce, who after, you know, his run of movies said, I would love to come back.

Please let me continue being Bond. I would still love him to come back. Wouldn't that be great? I feel like, man, is there, are, do we still have enough juice? I mean, not that people want it, in that multiversity like Daniel Craig meets Pierce Brosman. Yeah, this could be his. BG. Roger Moore. His The Flash. Anyway, look, we're doing Pierce Brosnan on this episode. People may be going, wait. Why? Why are we doing it? Like, are you making fun of Pierce Brosnan? It's no joke, but you can't do a Pierce Broson episode and not have to have fun. Yeah. I mean, we should say right off the bat, we love Pierce Broson.

I love seeing him on screen.

And having said that, he may have one of the most vaporous filmographies of anyone we've

talked about.

Oh, man.

I was looking at the run of movies.

And it's like, I think he's got one really good movie.

And that's the ghost writer. Yeah. And then underneath I think he's got, he's got one really good movie, and that's the ghost writer.

Yeah. And then underneath that, he's got four poor to middling Bond films, although I could make a case for Die Another Day, a number of like sturdy workman-like kind of studio thrillers, and so many movies you've forgotten or never heard of so many like

this is a bond who just kept acting that he utilized his bond success to create his own production

company irish dream time which i'm going to get into the name of that later on okay maybe inspire

aboriginal dream time if you will. Oh, interesting. Well, his Irish Dream Productions. And who's going to do the Cinematheque retrospective of these movies? I mean, there were movies for him, for him to star it, basically, which that's fine. Yeah. And a lot of them are modeling. Some of them are enjoyed by quite many people like the Thomas Crown Affair.

That's right.

That's the best one, right?

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