Pierce Brosnan’s Model Son Dylan Towers Over The James Bond Star At LA Premiere Of Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

The father-and-son pair certainly turned heads on the red carpet.

Pierce Brosnan was one of the many stars who turned up for the premiere of Once Upon A Time In Hollywood on Monday night, but all eyes were on his plus one.

The former James Bond actor brought along his son Dylan to the event, who towered over his famous father on the red carpet.

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Pierce Brosnan and his son Dylan attended the LA premiere of Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
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With his height and good looks, it’s no surprise that the 22-year-old is a successful model.

Prior to entering the modelling world, Dylan was a composer and cinematographer for short films.

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Last year he scored the short It’ll Be Alright and in 2015 composed for Out Of Reach.

If that wasn’t enough, he is also a member of the band Raspberry Blonde.

And good looks run in the family, Dylan’s 18-year-old brother, Paris, is also a successful model as well as an aspiring filmmaker.

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Pierce Brosnan and his sons (2nd l-r) Sean Brosnan, Dylan Brosnan and Paris Brosnan
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In a recent interview with Wonderland, he cited Once Upon A Time In America director Quentin Tarantino as one of his favourite directors, but we wouldn’t count on the Brosnan brothers turning up in one of his future movies, as it’s been widely reported he’ll be retiring after the release of his latest project.

The Changing Face Of James Bond
Sean Connery, six films (1962-69, 1971)(01 of07)
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Above: Sean Connery on the set of Goldfinger with Shirley Eaton, who played the ill-fated Jill Masterson.Connery, the original Bond, starred in a total of five films in the 1960s: Dr No, From Russia With Love, Goldfinger, Thunderball and You Only Live Twice.He left the role, succeeded by George Lazenby, who only did one. Connery returned for one final film, Diamonds Are Forever.
David Niven, 1 unofficial film (1967)(02 of07)
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Above: David Niven as a more satirical Bond in Casino RoyaleNot considered a proper Bond film, Niven's portrayal of Bond came in a film not made by Eon Productions, who have produced every single Bond film.Although a film in its own right, it is somewhat shunned by Bond purists.
George Lazenby, 1 film (1969)(03 of07)
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Above: Lazenby as Bond in one of the many, many card games he has played in his timeOnly agreeing to appear in one film, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Lazenby is often the forgotten face of Bond.
Roger Moore, 7 films (1973-85)(04 of07)
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Above: Bond in a bindRoger Moore, probably the most prim and proper Bond, took on the role for the most films of any actor so far, with a total of seven: Live and Let Die, The Man with the Golden Gun, The Spy Who Loved Me, Moonraker, For Your Eyes Only, Octopussy and A View to a Kill.
Timothy Dalton, 2 films (1977-79)(05 of07)
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Above: Bond, as ever, with a lady, in Licence To KillOnly taking on the role for two films, The Living Daylights and Licence to Kill, Dalton more suits what we now think of spies, and was considered to be the closest to Ian Fleming's original character.
Pierce Brosnan, 4 films (1995-2002)(06 of07)
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Above: Brosnan and Halle Berry in Die Another Die, Brosnan's final film as 007Brosnan picked up the role of Bond after a six-year break from Dalton's last film.H would go on to star in four films, GoldenEye, Tomorrow Never Dies, The World Is Not Enough and Die Another Die.
Daniel Craig, 3 films (2006-present)(07 of07)
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Above: Craig as Bond, a rebooted look with blond hair and blue eyes, a departure from the previous actors' dark looksCraig was selected to play Bond in a rebooted version of the franchise, beating out the likes of Clive Owen, Hugh Jackman, Sam Worthington and Gerard Butler for the role.He has so far starred in three films, Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace and the upcoming Skyfall.