Pierce Brosnan's sons Dylan and Paris have been named as the ambassadors for next year's Golden Globes, becoming the first brothers to hold the title.
22-year-old Dylan and 18-year-old Paris are "honoured" to have been awarded the role, which will see them assist in distributing the Golden Globe awards at the ceremony in January.
The job, which is given to the child/children of a celebrity, used to be known as Miss or Mr Golden Globe, but was renamed in 2017 when Sylvester Stallone's three daughters were given the title.
Dylan said they are "so honoured to be able to have this opportunity" and that his father Pierce and mother Keely Shaye Smith, were "blown away" by the news.
"Our mom called us when we were both in film school," Dylan told Variety.
"We went out of class to take the call and she said you guys have been asked to be the Golden Globe ambassadors and we couldn't believe it, we were over the moon."
Paris recounted advice given to him by Pierce: "Be kind, take it all in and be compassionate."
HFPA president Lorenzo Soria in a statement: ''For the first time in Golden Globe history, we've proudly selected two brothers to represent the Hollywood Foreign Press Association this awards season.
''Dylan and Paris Brosnan have already achieved tremendous success in the fashion world and are following in their father's footsteps in entertainment.
''We're excited to see how they'll use this platform to contribute their talents to elevate the important issue of childhood hunger.''
The Golden Globes take place on January 5.
