Pierce Brosnan turned the premiere for his latest role The Thursday Murder Club into a family affair as he headed to the after party with his granddaughter Isabella and son Dylan on Thursday.

The actor, 71, is starring alongside Helen Mirren, Sir Ben Kingsley and Celia Imrie in the film adaptation of Richard Osman’s best-selling novel, which is set to be released on Netflix on August 28, following a limited release in UK cinemas on Friday.

After posing on the red carpet for the premiere, Pierce made his way into the after party with Isabella, 26, and his son Dylan, 28.

The James Bond star, who plays Ron in the upcoming flick, looked handsome as ever as he arrived at the star-studded event in a brown double-breasted suit. 

Isabella, who previously joined her grandfather at the MobLand premiere after party in March, opted for an elegant purple satin gown.

Dylan opted to match his dad with a sharp camel suit as they joined fellow star Helen Mirren, who had changed into a chic floral shirt dress, at the party.

Pierce Brosnan turned the premiere for his latest role The Thursday Murder Club into a family affair as he headed to the after party with his granddaughter Isabella and son Dylan

The James Bond star, who plays Ron in the upcoming flick, looked handsome as ever as he arrived at the star-studded event in a brown double-breasted suit

Pierce has kept a strong family bond with Isabella after her mother, Charlotte – who is his adopted daughter – died from cancer in 2013.

Pierce adopted both Charlotte and her younger brother Christopher, 52, after their father, Dermot Harris died in 1986.

Charlotte’s mother later died of ovarian cancer in 1991, which left the siblings without their biological parents.

She then welcomed two children of her own, Isabella and Lucas, with her partner Alex Smith.

But Charlotte died just weeks after marrying Alex in 2013 from the same cancer her mother had.

Before Cassandra’s death, she and Pierce welcomed their biological son, Sean, 41, in 1983.

Pierce, who has five children in total, is also a father to Dylan, 28, and Paris, 24, who he welcomed with his current wife Keely Shaye Smith, 61.

The Thursday Murder Club centers on a witty group of retirees who spend their days in a peaceful retirement community—bonding over their shared hobby of solving cold cases.

The Bond star has kept a strong family bond with Isabella after her mother, Charlotte – who is his adopted daughter – died from ovarian cancer in 2013, aged 41 (pictured in 2006)

Charlotte was the birth daughter of Pierce’s first wife, Cassandra (left). Pierce adopted both Charlotte and her younger brother Christopher, 52, after their father, Dermot died in 1986

Isabella has remained largely out of the public eye over the years and has appeared to have kept a strong bond with her father, Alex 

Joining Pierce at the after party was his co-star Helen Mirren, who changed into a chic floral shirt dress

The Oscar winner plays no-nonsense ex-spy Elizabeth in the film

Sir Ben Kingsley cut a dapper figure in a sharp navy blue suit as he headed to the after party

Former Strictly Come Dancing star Bruno Tonioli showed off his snazzy sense of style in an eye-catching pink suit

Tom Ellis was also among the stars heading to the post-premiere party

Former Prime Minister Sir John Major emerged from his car to head into the bash

The veteran politician was joined by his wife Norma

But their quiet pastime takes a thrilling turn when they stumble upon a fresh murder mystery that demands their attention.

Helen leads the cast as Elizabeth, a sharp ex-spy with a knack for uncovering secrets.

Pierce plays Ron, a former union activist with a passionate spirit, while Ben Kingsley portrays Ibrahim, an insightful ex-psychiatrist.

Celia Imrie rounds out the group as Joyce, a compassionate ex-nurse who balances the team.

Osman wrote the book in secret over 18 months, sparking a fierce 10-way bidding war before Penguin Random House secured the rights for a seven-figure deal in 2019.

Upon its 2020 release, The Thursday Murder Club became the only novel that year to sell over one million copies, ranking as the third best-selling hardback behind Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol and JK Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

The success led to three sequels: The Man Who Died Twice (2021), The Bullet That Missed (2022), and The Last Devil to Die (2023). A fifth installment is already planned for publication next year.