Pierce Brosnan’s Youngest Son Paris, 23, Called the ‘New’ James Bond as He Looks ‘So Much Like’ Dad in Pics

Another photo shows Paris lounging on a beige sofa, dressed in a dark and light brown suit with bold, asymmetrical patches. His relaxed pose and contemplative gaze add to the laid-back, refined vibe.

Netizens couldn’t hold back their admiration for Paris’s resemblance to his famous father. One curious fan playfully asked, “Replicating Dad?” Others described Paris as “Classically handsome.”

Paris’s allure was unmistakable to those imagining the next generation of spies. One hopeful fan declared, “Future Bond.! ❤️[sic],” while another followed suit, “Good looking.. maybe new Bond 007 [sic].”

Meanwhile, some gushed over Paris’s resemblance to his dad, Pierce. Someone cheered, “You’re creative like your dad and you’re handsome like your dad Paris! ❤️❤️🔥[sic],” while another fan raved, “You look so much like your father @paris.brosnan 🙌❤️.”

It seems the father-son connection is a consistent theme. In 2022, Paris joined his father and older brother, Dylan, in a GQ magazine shoot — a moment Pierce proudly shared on Instagram, along with some behind-the-scenes footage.

The trio dressed in white and stood in ocean waves. Pierce stands confidently in the center, while Paris wears a sleek white suit and sunglasses, and Dylan opts for a relaxed, open-shirt style.

In a more intimate shot, Pierce embraces Paris and Dylan, in a tender, family-centered pose. Dressed in coordinating beige and cream tones, the trio radiates warmth and connection.

Another setup captures the three on a sandy beach in retro-inspired checkered suits. Pierce wears a yellow plaid suit with blue pants, Paris leans on his dad’s shoulder in a bright yellow suit, and Dylan adds flair with a gray plaid suit and leopard-print shirt.

For a bolder look, the Brosnans transition to high-fashion outfits. Pierce looks sharp in a black suit with subtle detailing, Dylan sports a brown fur coat with a rockstar edge, and Paris brings a playful vibe in silver pants, a fur jacket, and white sunglasses.

Reflecting on the experience, the proud father captioned his post, “Thank you one and all at GQ … the lads and I had a blast, a day to remember…and to each and every one of you who have supported the work all these years ❤️🙏☘️😎.”

In 2019, Paris walked the runway at Naomi Campbell’s Fashion for Relief charity show during London Fashion Week, held at the British Museum. Dressed in a brown suit, black button-down, and sneakers, he commanded attention with his confident stride, sharing the stage with model Stella Maxwell.

Before he appeared on the runway, Paris and his father hit the red carpet, both in classic black suits—a striking moment that highlighted their close bond.

Pierce shared his pride for his son on Instagram, posting a photo from the event, though the post has since been removed. In his caption, he reflected on how much Paris and others have “grown up.”

Beyond modeling, Paris has another creative pursuit: painting. In a September 2024 interview with Paper Magazine, he spoke about his passion for art — a love he has nurtured since childhood through family experiences and personal exploration.

Growing up with his father, Pierce, a self-taught artist, Paris found inspiration in the creative environment they cultivated together. “We paint together and bond over it. He always told me the key was to practice by constantly drawing straight lines and shapes,” Paris said.

Reading art books during his formative years also helped Paris learn about various styles, shaping his own approach to art. Additionally, their family trips to art museums, especially the Musée d’Orsay in Paris, sparked his interest and led him to start painting as soon as he returned home.

Paris began his artistic journey with spray paint, which he called his “first love.” He added, “It’s so fun to work with and there’s so many ways to use it.” Documentaries like “Exit Through the Gift Shop” and “Style Wars” fueled his fascination to further experiment with the medium.

Los Angeles has significantly shaped his visual language, with its beaches, urban streets, and vibrant culture influencing his art. As a skateboarder and surfer, Paris draws energy from the city’s dynamic lifestyle and channels it into his work.

Music, especially Afrobeats, also plays a key role in his creative process by helping him set the mood for each piece. He views painting as a therapeutic practice, enjoying the freedom to layer paint and explore different textures.

More recently, he has created large-scale pieces defined by bold colors, compositions, and layered shapes. “My work is bold and vibrant, oftentimes energetic and sometimes overpowering,” he explained. He also emphasized that while he has a strong appreciation for color in his artwork, he is also focusing on using it with more restraint.

Paris’s commitment to his craft shines through in his words. “Growth is simply just more painting. I don’t ever want to stop painting. Art is kind of like golf: it’s a lifelong commitment and you never really master it, but maybe that’s just me,” he affirmed.

Paris shared his commitment to continue painting and exhibiting his work worldwide. He emphasized that art has had a huge impact on his life, giving him new opportunities and being a steady source of support without judgment.