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Liam Neeson's son: pissed off at father's Fallout 3 role

Posted Jan 17, 2009 at 3:39PM EST by Mabie A.

Listed in: PS3, Xbox 360 Tags: Bethesda, Hollywood, Jedi, light saber, Star Wars
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It's tough being an A-list Hollywood actor. Maybe more so if you're known as a noble Jedi in Star Wars. You have to toughen up to critics, friends, and strangers alike. But it must be tougher when it's your own son who doesn't approve of your performance. Liam Neeson knows this very well first-hand, as his son allegedly did not like his role in Bethesda Softwork's Fallout 3 (PS3, Xbox 360, PC).

Liam Neeson as Qui Gon Jin - Image 1
You're on the wrong story, son.


The actor played the role of the main character's father, and he supplied the voice for the said character. But as Neeson's account of his son's reaction to his role:

My kid hadn't heard of it, and I eventually got him one, and he played it, and he said "Dad! It's you! He was so pissed off. No escape! And I said, "Yes son. I'm still a Jedi."


Well, I must admit that account left me quite baffled. Why did his son get pissed off? Was  his voice too nasal for the part? Or was he just missing the light saber from Star Wars?

Anyhow, Neeson did get nominated in the 2008 Spike Video Game Award in the "Big Name In The Game  - Male" category. Unfortunately for him, but probably a relief for his son, he lost to TV show 24's Kiefer Sutherland for his Roebuck rendition in Call of Duty: World At War.



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# uhhhush404 2009-01-17 17:37
Did you guys butcher the original article? I didn't even bother to check - but as it is it doesnt make much sense.

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# i know right!Guest 2009-01-17 18:36
but that's what the source said. you can go check it out through the Via link.

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# sounds to me...rollypoly 2009-01-17 18:54
the "No Escape!" makes it sound like he just didn't like his dad being the father figure in the game, like he couldn't get away from him even in an interactive fantasy world...



just my take on it...

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# RE:JOshISPoser 2009-01-17 19:47
That's what i think also. Like, he figured out who he was in the game and now he can't hide it...

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# How old is his son?GUNBEHINDTHESUN 2009-01-17 20:00
Maybe it might ruin the image of his father as a jedi if his son is young but if he is older I would think his son would be happy for him? It is hard to understand what this topic is all about the way it's worded. Fallout 3 is a kickass game. I have played it for hours and getting mighty addicted to it and it feels so good!

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# From wikipedia...Uberoth 2009-01-18 03:49
"They have two sons, Micheál Richard Antonio (born 22 June 1995) and Daniel Jack (born 28 August 1996)."

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# Uh...xploren 2009-01-18 05:39
The lack of end quotes after "Dad! It's you!" makes it even more confusing. Is "No escape!" what his son said or what Liam Neeson said?

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# Caution SpoilersTydeus 2009-01-18 06:10
Neeson's performance was pretty awesome, made his character worth finding.. but then Bethesda go and do the obvious by killing him off moments after you do find him.. what was the point? That death and the ending was the worst part of Fallout 3. Then we find out that, thats no the actual ending and Bethesda are releasing DLC for 360 and PC only leaving the PS3 users with an unfinished game and *****ty ending.

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# GRRRRRRRRRGUNBEHINDTHESUN 2009-01-19 05:50
YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO GO INTO THAT MUCH DETAIL GIVING AWAY A KEY PART OF THE GAME. YOU COULD HAVE JUST SAID THAT IT IS WORTH HAVING HIM IN THE GAME AND THAT TOO BAD BETHESDA ISN'T RELEASING DLC FOR THE PS3!

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# that's what i got tooNevers 2009-01-19 09:51
nothing to do with his "voice acting"

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