Pierce Brosnan together with his family were able to escape when the "Tomorrow Never Dies" actor's Malibu mansion caught fire.
On Feb. 11, Wednesday night, the fire started a little after 9 p.m. and lasted for more than half and hour before the firefighters declared the area safe. No one was hurt; however, numerous photos are circulating showing a shocked Brosnan while the authorities battled the flames.
Michael Pittman, a firefighter from the LA Country Fire Department said that the incident needed 50 fighters to put down the fire, the Daily News reported. He further confirmed that the blaze was kept contained in the property's garage, which was on the Broad Beach Road's side.
The 61-year-old actor shares the luxurious beach side property with wife Keely Shaye Smith and two sons Paris and Dylan.
The "Die Another Day" star acquired the Malibu house, where his equally-rich neighbors include Dustin Hoffman and Danny DeVito, in 2000 for a rumored $10 million. The married couple also owns a luxurious property in Hawaii.
Smith and Brosnan remain deeply in love and despite all of the luxuries that the actor's fame brings, both remain content. In 2014, the actor told the Independent, "Let's sell the house and live in a caravan."
Brosnan is the most famous for his portrayal of the character "James Bond" in four movies from 1995 to 2002. His other movie highlights include "The Ghost Writer," "Mamma Mia!" and "The Thomas Crown Affair". He has two movies set to hit theaters within the year: the spy film "Survivor" and thriller "Urge."