Liam Neeson appeared in over 100 feature films after making his debut on a large screen 47 years ago in adapting Johnon Bujan's "Advancement of the pilgrimage". He spent the eighties of the last century making his bones by supporting high -profile film performances such as "Excalibur", "Bounty", "The Dead Pool", but it was his vibrant hilly face show on Patrick Wwezce, "Next of Keane" and Hollywood. Next year, Sam Raimi threw Neeson as Payton Westlake Aka DarmmanBut until Steven Spielberg entrusted the Irish actor with the title role in the "List of Schindler", he was turned off and ran as a movie star.

When Nyson surprised film things in 2008, advancing as an action star in Take, he leaned very much. Two sequels followed, as well as the "A-Team", "Unknown", "Non-Stop" and "Running all night". For more serious fans of the work of the insonate, there was something strange unwanted for this; Combine this with his appearance in the unique silly of Seth McFarlane "A million ways to die in the west," " And these killers thought he somehow dealt with big days. Was there anything that Neyson wouldn't do?

In fact, there was also something he was determined to do again. No, it's not a "Krull" sequel.

In an interview for 2018 with a male magazineNyson has revealed that he has one element guaranteed to extract a hard "no" from him. "I have read a few scripts where the character is on a motorcycle," he said, "And I'm like," Is this important to the script? "" Yes, that's it. " "Well, I'm not inside." "

What is his question with motorcycles? In 2000, Nyson rode one near his home in Litgov, Newouper when Ellen jumped on the road in front of him. Neeson, who wore a helmet, hit the deer (who died of injuries) and was thrown into the ground. Had he stayed on the vehicle, he would collide with a tree, which would probably kill him. He was lucky enough to survive the crash with a broken pelvis and other, less serious injuries, and this was enough for Neyson to swear by motorcyclism for the rest of my life.

The journal writer in the magazine, who interviewed him, told the Starweet that not only was he still riding a bicycle, but recently had an accident. According to the journalist, Nyson turned "serious" and said, "You have to see yourself. Remove it from your system. Make a pact with your wife. And don't cheat it."

So, you have it: if you want Liam Nyson to be in your movie, keep his face out of the rocket from the groin! And maybe don't try to throw him like a thief (because he's not a fan of His work in Steve McQueen's "widows").