Posted on 10/12/02
Beyond Bond
In Evelyn, Pierce Brosnan plays a working-class father fighting for custody of his children after his wife abandons the family. It's a role that sees him cry, keeps his hair permanently dishevelled and, most shocking of all, lose a fistfight with a priest in a pub brawl. This quivering, ripe heap of manhood is a sight that would leave Brosnan's better-known alter ego, James Bond, shaken, not stirred.
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