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Dear Mr. Brosnan, I am writing my PhD on the Bond movies, so it is an honor to be able to ask direct questions from one of the main players. It would be great if you could shed some light on the decision-making processes during the movies you made. Was it the producers who made the decisions regarding style and story, or was it a process that involved the whole crew (including you)? Maybe you have some stories to illustrate this? Thank you so much.

Could you please elaborate a bit on the writing method in 24? Are the processes like storylining and dialogue kept seperate, or are there different people on charge of different shows but they do everything on it? Also, please tell us any other details of the processes or method that you can share. Thank you very much.

Dear Mr. Brosnan, between two brooding Bonds (Dalton and Craig) you portrayed a lighter, less self-conscious, more easy-going 007. I would be very interested if you could talk about how deliberate this change was after the Dalton movies. Were there discussions about a new direction that involved you, or was it a straightforward decision of the producers? Do you think if you got the job the first time it was offered to you, would they have made you play a more serious Bond?