Liam Neeson

‘The Commuter’ Trailer: Liam Neeson’s on a Hell of a Train Ride
‘The Commuter’ Trailer: Liam Neeson’s on a Hell of a Train Ride
‘The Commuter’ Trailer: Liam Neeson’s on a Hell of a Train Ride
Before Liam Neeson completely retires from the Liam Neeson action thriller genre, he has two films on tap: Hard Powder (in which he plays a snowplow driver who goes up against drug dealers, as only Liam Neeson could), and The Commuter, which reunites the actor with Non-Stop and Run All Night director Jaume Collet-Serra. On the heels of Neeson’s retirement announcement comes the first trailer for the latter, which basically seems like Non-Stop, but this time it’s on a train and Vera Farmiga is apparently playing the evil twin of her character from The Departed.
Liam Neeson Is Officially Retiring From Action Movies
Liam Neeson Is Officially Retiring From Action Movies
Liam Neeson Is Officially Retiring From Action Movies
Liam Neeson has a particular set of skills, a set of skills has acquired over a very long career. In recent years, those skills have frequently been put to use in films where Neeson plays fathers and former government professionals burdened by personal demons, who wear leather jackets and yell at bad guys over cell phones. But Liam Neeson is, in his own words, “sixty-f—ing-five,” and it appears that he is officially getting too old for this s—.
Liam Neeson Is Deep Throat in the ‘Mark Felt’ Trailer
Liam Neeson Is Deep Throat in the ‘Mark Felt’ Trailer
Liam Neeson Is Deep Throat in the ‘Mark Felt’ Trailer
If you’ve taken a history class, you know about Watergate, and you know it was “Deep Throat,” the FBI insider who brought the scandal down with secret phone calls to The Washington Post. But it wasn’t until 2005 that the public learned of Deep Throat’s true identity: he was Mark Felt, a special agent and the FBI’s Associate Director from 1972-73. In the new film Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House, Felt is played by the suitably deep-voiced Liam Neeson.

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