The former James Bond actor says his attorney had sent a cease and desist letter to the gallery.
Former James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan has been left shaken and stirred by claims a gallery was hosting his first UK art exhibition.Tickets were advertised at £15, with a VIP experience available for £500.
Brosnan said he would "never" charge for a meet and greet, adding his legal team had sent a cease and desist letter to the venue. The gallery said the VIP experience would be held on 8 and 9 December - the first two days of the show - granting ticketholders "access to the inner circle of this grand artistic event".
Standard tickets for the same days were listed at £150 for those who "wish to share the same venue as Mr Brosnan during this momentous occasion".Image source,Brosnan starred as Bond in GoldenEye, Die Another Day, Tomorrow Never Dies and The World Is Not Enough"I look forward to having an exhibition in the UK in the future and, when the time comes, you will hear from me.
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