Somebody told Pierce Brosnan to change his image. In The Tailor of Panama -- based on John Le Carré's novel and directed by John Boorman (Beyond Rangoon, Zardoz) -- Brosnan trades in the ...

[EDITOR’S NOTE: Eddie Cockrell reviewed “Tailor of Panama” in Berlin for indieWIRE. It is opening throughout the U.S. on Friday.] In the wake of some unpleasantness involving gambling debts and a ...

an American? This could be the biggest blow to England since the sun set on the Pierce Brosnan, the cinematic embodiment of England's greatest secret weapon, is about to change nationalities. "I ...

You'll be shaken, not stirred, if you're expecting James Bond. Pierce Brosnan plays a sort of spy, but he's a long way from his Bond role in "The Tailor of Panama," a surprisingly sophisticated, adult ...

Film critic HNERY SHEEHAN reviews the new film "The Tailor of Panama," starring Pierce Brosnan and Geoffrey Rush.

I spy with my little eye, something beginning with "spy." If you guessed "spy thrillers" then congratulations, you win! Now ...

(indieWIRE/02.16.01) — In the wake of some unpleasantness involving gambling debts and a number of ambassadors’ wives, British spy Andy Osnard (Pierce Brosnan) is reassigned from MI6 intelligence ...

Seemingly harmless lies lead to war in this intricate plot adapted from John LeCarré's 1996 novel of blackmail, political backlash and espionage. Geoffrey Rush plays an ex-con and gifted tailor. When ...

John Boorman directed this messy adaptation, from 2001, of the John le Carré novel. As Andy Osnard, Pierce Brosnan plays an anti-Bond: the spy who loves nobody except himself. He is sent to Panama, ...