People Say Pierce Brosnan's Youngest Son Should Be the 'Next James Bond' after Seeing His New Photos

The Irish actor was the fifth to portray fictional secret agent James Bond in the long-running film series, and now fans believe his son could be a perfect fit for the iconic role.

Paris Brosnan’s latest photo shoot has fans calling for him to follow in his father’s footsteps as the next James Bond. The 23-year-old model struck a pose reminiscent of his dad’s iconic 007 days, prompting a wave of comments urging him to take on the role.

Paris recently posted a series of photos showcasing legendary cars, and one standout photo drew particular attention. In it, Paris recreated a moment famously captured with his father, Pierce Brosnan, during his time as Bond.

The side-by-side resemblance was striking, both leaning against the same classic BMW, arms crossed, though their outfits set them apart, with Pierce in a sharp suit and Paris opting for a shirt and trousers.

Paris captioned the post "Incredibly grateful to @bmwclassic for taking these legendary cars out of the archive and bringing them to my show at @driversandbusinessclub. Photos by @bigbarnwell."

The Bond-inspired image, paired with the nostalgic connection to his father’s era, quickly had fans imagining Paris stepping into the role of the next 007. One admirer gushed, "Like father like son…😍 I knew this day will come 👏👏 next step: be the next Bond [sic]."

Another fan declared with certainty, "You need to be the next 007!" Someone else echoed the sentiment, "Like father like son yes can be next bond." A short and confident comment read, "Next James Bond. Appropriate."

One enthusiastic supporter imagined a twist, saying, "Definitely can be the younger James Bond, or James Bond Junior from the animated tv show."

Another person couldn’t hold back their excitement, writing, "Hot hot hot! 🔥 Like your Daddy - but your own person for sure. Mom adds to your beauty of course!"

And one fan enjoyed the nostalgic nod, sharing, "love seeing you recreate your Dad's Bond poses, you're the spitting image of him! 🙌❤️🔥."

So far, Pierce and Paris have teamed up on a few projects, including a public service announcement highlighting the environmental impact of plastic waste. The campaign, "Plastic is Forever…so it’s time to get clever about managing it!," was created to raise awareness of the Basel Convention’s efforts to promote the environmentally sound management of plastic waste.

In the video, the two coordinated in shirts, jeans, and shades as they strolled along the beach, delivering the campaign’s message. Their chemistry and synchronicity made for a seamless collaboration and a standout project.

Aside from his environmental advocacy, Paris is also committed to addressing other global issues, including childhood hunger.

As a young filmmaker, he traveled to the South Asian island nation to document the impact of a school meals program that is transforming both children's lives and the local economy.

Through a short film and photographs, he captured the efforts of the UN World Food Program, supported by Clarins and FEED, to provide nutritious meals to school-aged children.

Launched in 2011, the partnership between FEED and Clarins has supported initiatives like the World Food Program, contributing to the funding of over 30 million school meals to date. In 2019, their efforts were centered on Sri Lanka.

The initiative not only combats hunger but also fosters a sense of community, encourages education, and offers children greater stability in their daily lives.

"I feel inspired to develop more socially relevant projects utilizing the resources I have and to create a platform that gives back to our global community," Paris said of his work.

Child hunger was not Paris’ first advocacy effort. In 2018, at the age of 19, he wrote, directed, and produced "Your Voice Matters," a video encouraging young people to register and vote. As he explained at the time, "There's a lot at stake right now. I think it's important that my generation is participating in the political process."

The video addressed several issues relevant to his generation, including environmental protection, affordable education, immigration reform, affordable health care, and gun control.

Paris, who drew from his passion for surfing, highlighted the importance of preserving natural resources and engaged with a wide range of young people whose perspectives often aligned.

When he was asked during this period if he would ever vie for office, he said there was a possibility, but his primary focus was on filmmaking and creating documentaries.

Paris also expressed hope that the project would inspire viewers to recognize voting as a privilege and an essential tool for shaping their future. "It's wild to see a bunch of kids my age taking action. No matter what you believe, the earth is what we all have in common, let's just make our voices heard and inspire others," he encouraged others.

Although most of his work has been behind the camera, Paris has also stepped in front of it. In "The Unholy Trinity," he and his brother Dylan took on the roles of a pastor and the son of one of Pierce's character's rivals in the fictional town of Trinity, Montana.

Before joining the Western, both had earned acting and writing credits in separate short films, but Paris admitted he had once been unsure about making a career out of acting. He described the idea as "daunting" and said it was natural to feel "nervous" about approaching it.

However, he found this particular role to be the ideal introduction, as it was close to home and involved working alongside his father, removing any sense of pressure.

Work aside, Paris looks up to his dad when it comes to style, often drawing inspiration straight from home and even raiding his wardrobe on occasion.

"He does it so effortlessly. And he's very comfortable, he doesn't have to try at all. He'll see me wearing something and he'll be like, "I used to have a jacket like that!' And I'll be like, 'Well, it looks better on me now,'" the filmmaker shared.

Paris' dad and mom, Keely Shaye Smith, have been proud supporters of his journey. They were there to celebrate him when he graduated from college, with his dad sharing a photo of the three together.

He captioned it, "Dearest Paris, Heartfelt congratulations on your graduation from Loyola Marymount University School of Film & Television. Go into the world with a brave heart and create stories that will make the world a better place. @paris.brosnan."

Paris still has a long journey ahead, but with his parents by his side, he is steadily working his way up and aiming to soar to new heights.