Pierce Brosnan is in hot water, accused of trespassing in a Yellowstone thermal area | The Hill
Actor Pierce Brosnan, renowned for his portrayal of James Bond, is facing legal trouble after allegedly trespassing in a Yellowstone National Park thermal area. The incident occurred at Mammoth Terraces on November 1, resulting in two federal citations. Brosnan, 70, is mandated to appear in court on January 23, with potential legal consequences such as fines, imprisonment, and park bans for those who violate Yellowstone’s regulations. Yellowstone officials have refrained from commenting on the matter, emphasizing Brosnan’s personal visit rather than work-related activities.
Mammoth Terraces, a picturesque location with mineral-encrusted hot springs, is part of Yellowstone’s extensive thermal features. The park’s warnings against straying off designated paths highlight the dangers, as visitors can suffer severe burns from the scalding water. Brosnan, known for his roles in James Bond films, “Remington Steele,” “Mrs. Doubtfire,” and “The Thomas Crown Affair,” has not responded to inquiries made by the Associated Press. The incident adds a real-life twist to Brosnan’s history of on-screen escapades, marking a departure from the fictional challenges faced by his iconic secret agent character.
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