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Pierce Brosnan: I Listened To Rick Perry To Nail Texas Accent For ‘The Son’ | TODAY

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Actor Pierce Brosnan first made his mark in the TV series “Remington Steele,” and now he’s returning to television in “The Son,” based on Philipp Meyer’s novel about a Texas oil dynasty. The Irish-born actor tells TODAY’s Matt Lauer that he listened to Willie Nelson and Rick Perry to master his Texas accent for the series.:

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Pierce Brosnan: I Listened To Rick Perry To Nail Texas Accent For ‘The Son’ | TODAY

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Pierce BrosnanActor Pierce BrosnanRemington SteeleThe SonPhilipp MeyersThe Irish-bornTODAYs Matt LauerWillie Nelson

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