Pierce Brosnon Hopes To See More Kindness After The Pandemic Ends

Hollywood star Pierce Brosnan has revealed two of his friends have succumbed to the coronavirus. The former James Bond actor hopes the world, which is at war with the deadly virus, sees more kindness after the pandemic ends. In an interview with a magazine, Pierce said, “I lost two friends to COVID-19. They were friends of 45 years, and I am godfather to his son. No matter where you are and how beautiful it may be, you still have this awful threat to life looming. You have to keep pushing the rock uphill, and you have to keep involved in life. We are at war. People are dying. Hopefully, after all this, there will be more kindness and more awareness of the fragility of our planet.” The 67-year-old actor was shooting for Disney’s live-action Cinderella, starring singer Camila Cabello in the title role when the COVID-19 outbreak started to get severe. He said he immediately rushed back home to be with his wife Keely Shaye Smith and children, Paris and Dylan- in their cottage on Kauai, Hawaii. “I was on a plane the next day. I was told I might not get out, and I wanted to be with my family,” Brosnan added.