Pierce Brosnan is heading to Netflix in the upcoming film "The Thursday Murder Club," an adaptation of Richard Osman's book series. Netflix says "The Thursday Murder Club" follows a group of friends in a retirement home who gather to solve murders for fun.

Pierce Brosnan has been roasted for the attempt he made at a Kerry accent for his role as Irish mob boss Conrad Harrigan in Paramount+'s 'MobLand', and now the actor is weighing in on the controversy.

Pierce Brosnan has faced intense criticism for his accent in new Paramount+ series, Mobland. While the actor is Irish, people on social media and TV critics alike have lambasted the actor for an inauthentic accent.

Pierce Brosnan may be Irish by blood, but his MobLand accent has been met with a chorus of disapproval following the premiere of the Paramount+ series. The Irish Times pilloried his “mangled” vocal work as a “horror for the ages,

Ed Power for the Irish Times called Brosnan’s accent “a horror for the ages.” He also criticized Mirren’s accent “that makes Tom Cruise in Far and Away sound like Colm Meaney swearing up a streak.” In his Radio Times interview, Brosnan explained why he was hesitant to take on the “MobLand” role.

The Irish Times described Pierce's accent in the show as a "horror for the ages", while The Independent called it "preposterous".

MobLand has been a huge hit with fans, but James Bond star Pierce Brosnan, 72, has come under fire from fans - and admitted that he had anxiety when taking on the role in the Paramount show. Pierce opened up to Radio Times about taking on the role,

Pierce Brosnan and his wife Keely ShayeSmithare basking in the glow of their unwavering love after 24 years of marriage. "Keely lets Pierce be himself, she's very secure in their relationship and is very much her own person,