Pierce Brosnan files restraining order against woman stalking his family at Malibu home

Pierce Brosnan has taken authorized motion in opposition to a girl who he claims has been stalking him and his household at their Malibu residence.

In a authorized grievance filed Friday in Los Angeles Superior Courtroom, the James Bond actor alleged that the 55-year-old lady, recognized as Michelle Welch Mulready, was “parked in entrance of my home stalking me, my household and company.”

The restraining order stated that Mulready had been dwelling in her automotive since Sept. 5 and that the actor referred to as the sheriff’s workplace twice to take care of the alleged stalker. On Sept. 28, the sheriff’s workplace notified Mulready that Brosnan was submitting a restraining order in opposition to her.

Mulready, in response to the restraining order, didn’t initially intend to seek out Brosnan. As a substitute, she was in search of veteran actor Dick Van Dyke — “she has a tattoo of him on her arm,” the grievance stated.

“However when she discovered me and my household, she stayed in entrance of our home,” Brosnan stated in his submitting. “She gave me two odd notes, stated she wanted $1,500 for brand spanking new tires, and gave me a drawing she did of me.”

Brosnan stated that Mulready didn’t threaten him with a weapon nor inflict any hurt. The restraining order not solely protects the “Mamma Mia!” actor, but in addition his spouse, activist and journalist Keely Brosnan, and their two sons.

Below the courtroom order, Mulready is prohibited from harassing, intimidating or straight or not directly contacting Brosnan and his household; and taking any motion to entry their handle or location. She has additionally been ordered to remain 400 yards away from Brosnan’s residence, his automotive and office, and his youngsters’s college.

The emergency momentary order will stay in impact till Oct. 25, when a listening to has been scheduled in Los Angeles Superior Courtroom.