Pierce Brosnan busts a move with Cara Delevingne as they hit the dance floor in star-studded country house themed Christmas campaign for Burberry

Pierce Brosnan got into the festive spirit as he took to the dancefloor to bust a move with Cara Delevingne in this year's Burberry Christmas advert ‘Wrapped in Burberry'.The legendary actor, 73, joined the model and Irish actress Fiona Shaw for the epic party to celebrate 170 years of the designer brand. Set at Longleat House in Wiltshire, the historic seat of the Marquess of Bath, Pierce and Fiona welcome their friends to visit for the festive season, including Cara, Dwyane Wade, Gabrielle Union, Kim Min-ha, Nico Parker, Wu Lei and Pierce's son Dylan. As the gang rush into the house, the cast then enjoy golf buggy races and brisk country walks to party games and exchanging gifts.Directed by acclaimed filmmaker and artist Harmony Korine, the advert culminates in a glamorous party beneath an oversized disco ball. And while Pierce has spent most of the clip reading the paper in his office – he finally shakes off his Scrooge persona and hits the dancefloor. Pierce Brosnan busted a move with Cara Delevingne as they hit the dance floor in a star-studded country house themed Christmas campaign for Burberry The famous pair looked to be letting their hair down as they twirled around the dancefloor togetherAs the disco classic Do You Wanna Funk? by Sylvester and Patrick Cowley plays, Pierce busts his best moves as he twirls Cara round and there is even a cameo from Emma Thynn, Marchioness of Bath.By the final scene, Fiona Shaw is sofa-bound, reflecting on a memorable night.Burberry opens the doors of an English country house for its 2026 holiday campaign, ‘Wrapped in Burberry:The brand's Chief Creative Officer Daniel Lee said: 'We wanted to celebrate 170 years of Burberry with a proper party.'Family, friends, great gifts and everyone dressed up.'Directed by acclaimed filmmaker and artist Harmony Korine, the film offers a playful take on a traditional British Christmas gathering. Last week Pierce was seen out and about with his wife Keely Shaye Smith as they jetted out of Vancouver, Canada.The pair held hands as they made their way through the airport, still clearly in love after more than three decades together.Pierce looked dapper in a black polo shirt paired with a brown, tweed blazer and a red pocket square.Directed by acclaimed filmmaker and artist Harmony Korine, the advert culminates in a glamorous party beneath an oversized disco ball While Pierce has spent most of the clip reading the paper in his office – he finally shakes off his Scrooge persona and hits the dancefloor. Cara looked stylish in a plaid zip up jacket, pleated skirt, red socks and boots Pierce looked dapper in a beige coat and navy and green scarf Fiona Shaw also stars as she ends the ad on the sofa after partying too hard Nico Parker also stars in the ad alongside a cameo from Emma Thynn, Marchioness of Bath Cara has worked with the designer brand for many years The couple first met in Mexico back in 1994 before going on to wed in 2001. They share sons Dylan, 29, and Paris, 25.Shaye, a model turned journalist, has faced years of intense online body-shaming and cruelty from vile internet trolls.Since 2020, she has been on a weight-loss journey and has reportedly lost around 100lbs.Last month she showed off her slimmer figure in a satin slip dress in a sweet family photo, marking her mother Sharon's 82nd birthday.Back in 2024, the actress told Vogue: 'I never shy away from... my curves. I never hide in baggy clothing.'In the past, Pierce has also defended his wife whenever he came across unsolicited discourse about her appearance on social media.'I strongly love every curve of her body,' he once wrote in response to an online troll with harsh criticism for his wife's appearance.'She is the most beautiful woman in my eyes. And also because she had our children,' he added.'In the past, I truly loved her for her person, not only for her beauty, and now I'm loving her even more that she is my children's mother,' he continued. 'And I am very proud of her, and I always seek to be worthy of her love.'