Neeson said he had learned that society needed to have a larger discussion to end racism and bigotry. On Monday, Neeson told the British newspaper The Independent that he related to characters in his movies such as Taken who seek revenge when someone close to them is hurt. He said a female friend told him decades ago that she had been raped by a man who was black. Actor Liam Neeson addresses the controversial headlines surrounding a decades-old incident centering around rage, revenge and race with @RobinRoberts this morning on @GMA. Watch the FULL interview HERE: https://t.co/MPgIRwyY9d pic.twitter.com/bmAZtyux2U — Good Morning America (@GMA) February 5, 2019On Tuesday, Neeson told GMA that he had felt a "primal urge to lash out" at the time.

Source: dna February 06, 2019 07:18 UTC