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Do you still love this job as much as you always have? I try to follow that sort of line of attack, especially with young actors and actresses. I like to engage them in conversations before scenes and just hear what their life is, get involved with the people around you.
Well, last year I sat at home due to the pandemic, and I have to say, I was very content. But the one thing is that I do love being in the company of film people, especially film crews, certainly actors and actresses, yes, but especially film crews. I find them a particularly special group of people. However, due to the many delays with the filming, Neeson felt he was too old for the role and he turned it down.
It went to Daniel Day-Lewis , who won his third Oscar for the role. Lee ended up passing away on Neeson's birthday, June 7. Was scheduled to produce a television miniseries based on the early years of the IRA based on the Leon Uris book Trinity. After first meeting on the set of Excalibur , Neeson and Helen Mirren lived together for four years, after which time Mirren met husband-to-be Taylor Hackford when he directed her in White Nights He and Catherine Zeta-Jones were so frightened by the set of the film The Haunting that neither of them wanted to film there after dark.
Dated Barbra Streisand from to Is a longtime supporter of the legalization of abortion in Ireland. Phil Coulter composed a song for his wedding. Liam Neeson voiced several tracks on Coulter's CDs. An advertisement for a tall man started Neeson's career as an actor, when he saw a theatre in Belfast advertising for a tall man.
As he was 6-foot-4 and weighed 15 stone, he applied and got the job which saw him making his theatre debut playing Irish trade unionist Big Jim Larkin at the age of I never did think of myself as handsome--terribly attractive, yes, but not handsome. I think I realized there were two communities in Northern Ireland when I was about nine or 10, not because there was any trouble but because in certain years my parents would keep us indoors on the 12th of July.
I couldn't figure that out, because all my mates were out dancing in the streets and I wanted to go out and join them. So it was then that I sensed a "them and us" attitude. No, I don't get obsessed with acting. Because in the past when I have got obsessed about it, it really got in the way of the creative process. I've learned to hang the character on the coat-peg at the end of the day, and when I leave in the morning I pick it up again. And I had to work at that because the other way lies a strange sort of madness.
My wife said that? Well, I guess I am. It takes a lot to get me riled. I think you become bland and predictable without the stress and angst. There's a certain lethargy that sets in. Before Schindler's List , I wouldn't have believed movies had a lot of power for social change.
But having seen what happened with "Schindler's List", and touring the world with it, it really made me realize the power of images. Some mornings you wake up and think, "Gee, I look handsome today. I wanna go back to Ireland and drive a forklift".
Acting is invigorating. But I don't analyze it too much. It's like a dog smelling where it's going to do its toilet in the morning.
In Los Angeles, it's like they jog for two hours a day and then they think they're morally right. That's when you want to choke people, you know? I grew up in Northern Ireland, of course. Lived all through the Troubles; saw violence, the results of violence, at first hand.
It's always terrified me and fascinated me. So it was a gut reaction, something about how that rage can eat you alive. I can understand that. I haven't known it myself, but I knew guys who did. Some of them aren't on this planet any more because of it. To be honest, we're taking each day as it comes. What a wonderful way to screw people over in the movie of The Grey. He is an ideal to the new generation actor. His voice is simply awesome.
I think he is the greatest actor. I just genuinely enjoy myself when watching his movies regardless of what genre or role he plays and i just think he is a great guy in general and i would gladly do a full Liam Neeson marathon any day. But yeah I just think he is a great actor. I appreciated him in the films I've seen so far.
I admit I have yet to see any of his action films except if you consider The Grey as an action film but even in Star Wars, I believed he was that character. Liam Neeson is a very versatile actor, despite what some may say.
He has been in at least 79 movies. If that's not versatility, I don't know what is! He fits in well with the environment of the force and the Jedi council. He also is a great teacher to Anakin and the way he produces his words in his speech are outstanding. He makes his voice sound welcoming and effective towards the viewers of Star Wars- The Phantom Menace. One of the most important things for a screen actor to have is screen presence.
Whether they are actually truly capable of acting is almost irrelevant is certain cases, especially given the fractured way in which films are created - acting itself is often dependent on the way a director frames a shot and an editor pieces the best takes and sequences together.
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