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I watched The Matador last week, as well. I've never been, particularly, a huge fan of Pierce Brosnan, dismissing him as just another pretty face. But, I have to admit that I've found his performances, in the last few movies in which I've seen him, notably The Matador, to be impressive. It's good to see him break the "handsome leading man" stereotype, and prove he is a far better actor than I thought.
Jack
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I'll have to check out 'Matador' (if I ever get a working receiver back). I remember Brosnan best from watching him on TV in ' Remington Steele'.
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Matador is light years ahead of Remington Steele, acting wise for Brosnan.
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Just finished watching Inside Man and Brick, both were worth watching.
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