 "Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)")
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Cover Story: Is Brosnan's number up? As 007, Pierce Brosnan has stirred a few emotions, but there's confusion over whether he will don Bond's tuxedo again. Despite that, life couldn't be better for the amiable Irish star, writes JOHN MILLAR.(Features)
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Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
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April 24, 2004
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Byline: JOHN MILLAR
PIERCE BROSNAN'S days as 007 may be numbered but the Irish star, who has become the biggest Bond at the box office, isn't allowing himself to become shaken or stirred by the prospect of walking away from MI5.
Filming on the latest spy caper which is known as Bond 21 but may be titled Casino Royale the first of Ian Fleming's 007 novels is supposed to begin this autumn.
But there are doubts over whether Brosnan will be back for a ...
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