Pierce Brosnan enjoyed a full family outing with wife Keely Shaye Smith, their sons Paris and Dylan and their girlfriends at the premiere of Seniors on Wednesday. The James Bond star, 73, looked debonair in a blue linen suit and open collar white shirt while Keely, 62, to whom Pierce has been married since 2001, wore a chic coral lace dress with a white blazer. Paris, 25, wore trendy tinted glasses with a thick black frame while 29-year-old Dylan towered over his family in a smart cream suit and striped shirt at the 2026 Indiewood Film Festival at LA’s TCL Chinese Theatre. The former’s model girlfriend Alex Lee-Aillón showed off her figure in a chic black mini with a square neckline while Dylan’s artist girlfriend Avery Wheless also wore black. The family outing was to support Paris, who stars in Seniors. The movie follows Paris’ character Ori, a rebellious high school senior who does community service at a retirement home and befriends Albert Vernon, a troubled war veteran, played by John Rhys-Davies, 82. The Lord Of The Rings and Indiana Jones star John posed on the red carpet with Paris and Pierce, while sporting a navy suit with a striped tie and trainers. Pierce Brosnan enjoyed a full family outing with wife Keely Shaye Smith, their sons Paris and Dylan and their girlfriends at the premiere of Seniors on Wednesday (L-R Alex Lee-Aillón, Paris, Keely, Pierce, Dylan, Avery Wheless) The James Bond star, 73, looked debonair in a blue linen suit with an open collar white shirt as he stepped out to support his son Keely, 62, to whom Pierce has been married since 2001, wore a chic coral lace dress with a white blazer on top as she posed with her husband and sonParis’ film feature comes amid a sea of criticism over the dominance of nepo-babies in showbiz – something both Paris and Pierce addressed earlier this month. Pierce said he doesn’t want their names to get ‘tangled up in any tawdry suggestion’ that Paris shouldn’t be an actor because of him. Paris’s first experience on set was when Pierce was working on The Unholy Trinity in 2023 and the director said he would love Pierce’s sons to be in the film.Paris and his brother Dylan agreed and played two cowboys and Pierce said he could see how Paris ‘revelled’ being on camera.Speaking to The Sunday Times magazine, he said: ‘Consequently he has made a film now and he’s good. I told him if he wants to be an actor he must train and study, and he wants to do those things…’I don’t allow myself or him to get tangled up in any tawdry suggestion that because I am his father he should not become an actor, if that is his destiny. If you have a passion and a desire to do the work, you must do it.’ The foursome posed happily on the red carpet. Pierce is also father to Christopher, 52, and Sean, 43, and late daughter Charlotte, who passed away in 2013, with his late wife Cassandra Harris Seniors follows Paris’ character Ori, a rebellious high school senior who does community service at a retirement home and befriends Albert Vernon, a troubled war veteran, played by John Rhys-Davies, 82 (pictured) The Lord Of The Rings and Indiana Jones star John posed on the red carpet with Paris and Pierce, while sporting a navy suit with a striped tie and trainersSharing his own thoughts in a joint interview, Paris said: ‘I’m so fortunate that I have my dad’s name but I want my art to carry its own weight…’I absolutely need to acknowledge the privilege that comes with being my father’s son but then show up and do the work. He has told me to follow my heart. His No 1 rule is just to be kind to yourself and others.’When asked if he could see himself taking on the role of Bond, Paris said that he would be leaving the part to his dad and focusing on making his own legacy.The hunt has been on for a new Bond after Daniel Craig stepped down from the part in 2021, with actor Jack Lowden the current favourite to replace him. The cast and crew posed on the red carpet (L-R Matt Webb, John Rhys-Davies, Cindy Jackson, Eric Mendenhall, Bethany Anne Lind, Robert Lamar Burns, Alex Hramakouski, Sophia Echendu, Paris Brosnan and Lance Clark)Earlier this year, Paris sent his well-wishes to whoever ends up nabbing the coveted role – over two decades after his father played the spy in four movies.Speaking with the Daily Mail at Clarins’ Night of Extra soiree, Paris weighed in on the search for the actor destined to utter the ‘shaken not stirred’ line.Paris has pursued a career in the arts and was recently in London debuting his first exhibition, a new collection titled Collective Energy.Paris called his dad ‘incredible’ as he described the support he has received from his father. He said: ‘He’s incredible. We were just in London. I did my first debut exhibition there, and it was great. He came to support me.’Pierce is also father to Christopher, 52, and Sean, 43, and late daughter Charlotte, who passed away in 2013, with his late wife Cassandra Harris.