Piercophrenic? It is becoming a custom that famous Hollywood stars are not being charged for legal offence. After Lindsey Lohan who was accused of causing a car accident and Paris Hilton driving under the influence of alcohol it is now the former James Bond who was set free after a scuffle. Actor Pierce Brosnan was lately accused of hitting a photographer outside a Mexican restaurant in Malibu. The incident happened when the photographer tried to compliment Brosnan's movies but instead of an appropriate answer to his question ended up with a couple of bruises. According to the Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney James Garrison the actor will not face any charges over accusation as "there is insufficient evidence to prove this case to a jury". Brosnan has not broken the law before which may lead to speculations he had confused himself with a fictive character of a well-known spy James Bond. So Pierce, never ever attack innocent people with guns and bombs and remember that harming the others is not right. And please, do not introduce yourself as "My name is Bond, James Bond." Your real name is Pierce Brosnan.
Edited by: Lydia Jasenska
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