Liam Neeson greets his fans at NYC theatre as his film Marksman screens
Entertainment
Sun, Mar 07, 2021
Action hero Liam Neeson seemed charged up with excitement as his movie Marksman started screening in theatres of New York City on Friday as Covid-19 lockdown came to a close.
The Schindler s List actor showed up at New York City’s AMC Lincoln Square and thanked the moviegoers for coming out of their homes as the city’s cinemas reopened after a long closure thanks to the rampant infectious disease - Coronavirus that cost thousands of people their lives during last year. Coming to a movie theatre for me is like coming home, the 68-year-old actor was quoted as saying at the evening screening.
Liam Neeson welcomes moviegoers at a New York theatre
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Sunday Mar 07, 2021
Action hero Liam Neeson marked the opening of the movie theatres post Covid-19 lockdown by introducing his new movie The Marksman at New York City’s AMC Lincoln Square.
The Schindler s List actor thanked the moviegoers for coming out of their homes as the city’s cinemas reopened after a long closure thanks to the rampant infectious disease - Coronavirus that cost thousands of people their lives during last year. Coming to a movie theatre for me is like coming home, the 68-year-old actor was quoted as saying at the evening screening.
The Marksman
Robert Lorenz (R) on set with Liam Neeson (L) and Jacob Perez
A bankrupt rancher tangles with the Mexican drug cartel in
The Marksman, a
Open Road. Directed by
Jacob Perez), a young Mexican who’s the target of cartel killers led by Mauricio (
Juan Pablo Raba).
Combining elements of Westerns and road movies,
The Marksman takes viewers from the deserts along the Mexican border to lush Illinois farmland. Along the way Hanson, bitter and disillusioned after his wife’s death from cancer, and Miguel, an orphan facing implacable vengeance, must find a way to trust each other.