Liam Neeson and Natasha Richardson Fan Page

On October 14th I shared the story here about Janey Godley and the scarf Janey knitted for Liam. Sadly, last week her daughter announced that Janey had succumbed to cancer.  Rest in Peace dear Janey ... and thank you for putting a smile on Liam's face with your scarf. 

  I discovered a wonderful interview from 1994 that was conducted with Liam and Natasha during the filming of "Rob Roy" a while ago. I think I even mentioned it here...  The interview also featured some of Liam's associates, with whom he has professional and personal contact. Among those who spoke were directors Steven Spielberg and Michael Apted, a personal collaborator of Liam and a good friend who has been with Liam for over 40 years.  Steven Spielberg said about Liam, " When Liam plays a role he stops being Liam Neeson. " "Behind the scenes or when he comes out of the make-up van, he's completely detached from his personality. He is then Oskar Schindler, he is then fully and completely the character he will play. There is no forward or backward for Liam at the moment. Only this one moment in which he finds,  this is this 'now moment '. That is his way to working. " "When I say 'Action' he immediately

In the last few days, in various Liam Neeson fake accounts on Facebook, a photo appeared that shows Liam with a colorful scarf. Most adventurous stories have been written about it. I never post any stories from or about Liam unless I have checked the background first. I found the whole story that this scarf tells in an online edition of a British magazine. The article begins with the words: 'Liam Neeson receives very special gift from comedian Janey Godleyas the Scottish star knits Hollywood actor a scarf a mind terminal cancer battle'  The 63-year-old comedian Janey Godley has terminal cancer and a few days ago Janey shared two photos on her Instagram account showing Liam wrapped in a colorful scarf. Janey wrote under the photos, ' The Liam Neeson scarf has arrived in New York and he loves it ', Last March, Janey revealed on her BBC podcast 'The C Bomb' that she was knitting a scarf for Liam after finding out he was a fan of her voiceove

  In the 1994 interview that I discovered a few days ago, Liam also spoke about his childhood and youth:  "I grew up in Ballymena, a small town in Northern Ireland, and my sport was boxing. Father Darragh, my parish priest had two pairs of boxing gloves. So three times a week we, seven or eight boys and I, would clear the bingo cards off the floor of the church hall, put the chairs in a square and form pairs," Liam said in the interview... ... enthuse with a smile, " I was always kind of excited about it and looked forward to these afternoons. But those afternoons also scared the hell out of me. Even when I smell boxing gloves nowadays, I am still overcome by the 'fear-love' that I associate with this sport. I love and fear the nudity and purity of this sport. There is simply nothing you can hide behind." "I was Northern Ireland champion three years in a row. In my third championship fight, which I fought when I was f

A few days ago I discovered an interview that Liam gave during the filming of "Rob Roy". I enjoyed reading this interview, because Liam's wonderful wife Natasha was also present at the interview and talked about herself and Liam. I'll come back to that in a later blog entry.  Today I will write about the part where Liam talked about Marlon Brando:   "I've just read his autobiography, in which he also talks about his movie 'Apocalypse Now' . A movie based on Conrad's 'Heard of Darkness' . One of "my favorite novels".  "I remember watching the movie and thinking 'God, Brando is the book. He's previously studied it well. His performance is silent. And then I heard that Brando never bothered to read the book. I think the production company made it up to promote the movie. " "In the autobiography, Brando's manager talks about Marlon's reaction when he heard that he had

Oh dear, it's been over a month since I wrote something here. This blog is so important to me. But sometimes things happen that life didn't foresee. At least I continued working on my little series about Liam on my Instagram account. It now has 181 parts and I'm proud of it.  I have also been paying attention in recent weeks to the many imposters who are doing a lot of bad things using Liam's name. I am currently putting everything together and will report on it in another post here.  But today I will write about Liam's next film, which will be released in November "Thug" I'm using the wording I used in my post today on Instagram, plus some passages from an interview Liam gave in March, which I'm only writing here.  After it was announced last weekthat the movie "Thug" will premiere in American cinemas on November 1st, I would like to tell you a little bit about the content today: "Thug" or &q