Pierce Brosnan’s latest film, The Unholy Trinity, showcases his talent and marks the big-screen acting debuts of his two youngest children, Dylan (28) and Paris (24).
Pierce, who shares the boys with his wife, Keely Shaye, says that acting alongside his children is in their DNA, and describes it as a precious gift of shared time and memories. Set in 1870s Montana, the film features actors such as Samuel L. Jackson and David Arquette, and is set to hit cinemas on 13 June.
This family project has been in the making for over two decades for Pierce and his sons, especially Dylan and Paris. It was while visiting their father on set during the filming of The Unholy Trinity that they made their big-screen acting debut. Seeing his sons share scenes with him was a beautiful and emotional experience for Pierce, emphasising the importance of creating lasting memories together.
In the film, Pierce plays a sheriff in Montana, while Dylan plays a pastor and Paris plays the son of one of his character’s rivals. Both sons had previous experience acting in and writing short films, but this opportunity allowed them to step into the world of movies with their father’s guidance and support.
Looking ahead, Paris is continuing his acting career with a new project alongside John Rhys-Davies, while Dylan is exploring his next steps in the industry. Regarding the prospect of the Brosnan men appearing together on screen again, Pierce enthusiastically expresses his desire to collaborate with his sons, emphasising their strong familial bond.
‘The Unholy Trinity’ promises to be a special cinematic experience, blending talent, family connections and a shared passion for storytelling.
