Dr. Fate speaks: Pierce Brosnan on his 'Black Adam' destiny
Pierce Brosnan has long desired to participate in the Golden Age of comic book movies from the sidelines.
The James Bond actor had the event with "The Black Adam Kent Nelson is excellently portrayed by Brosnan, 69.
He is changed into Dr. Fate by the enchanted gold Helmet of Nabu, a superhero who, according to Brosnan, is "the most powerful sorcerer in the pantheon of superheroes.""
In order to portray the married character of Dr. Fate, Brosnan decided to wear his own wedding ring for the first time on camera.
Along with Hawkman, he contributed his own charm, wit, and gorgeous facial hair to the important Justice Society member.
He won the admiration of outlaw antihero Black Adam (Dwayne Johnson).
Well, everything was fantastic up to Dr. Fate's heroic death at the end of "Black Adam."
The Justice Society was only killed honourably by the supervillain Sabbac. According to Brosnan, "I sacrifice my life for the life of my colleagues."
While filming in Atlanta, Brosnan even teased his pal, producer Beau Flynn, about Dr. Fate's fate.
Brosnan recalls, "I told him thank you for the chance, but then you kill off my character. He passes away just as I'm starting my voyage through the DC Comics universe.
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