Liam Neeson’s son Micheál has not yet ‘fully comprehended’ death of mum Natasha Richardson

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The Guinness World Records gave the James Bond film “Spectre” the honor of having the biggest explosion on film, but the “Transformers” director begs to differ.“James Bond tried to take the ‘largest explosion in the world’,” Bay, 57, recently told Empire Magazine. “Bulls—t. Ours is.”He’s referring to his 2001 WWII film “Pearl Harbor” that was released almost 15 years before “Spectre.”The war film contains a 40-minute scene in which the Japanese bomb of Pearl Harbor in Honolulu and a massive explosion combusts.“[Producer] Jerry Bruckheimer showed Ridley Scott the movie,” Bay told the publication. “And the quote [from Scott] was, ‘F—k me.’ No one knows how hard that is.

Steph McGovern has teamed up with her father, professional artist Eamonn, for a great cause. The 39-year-old is supporting a new skill sharing initiative celebrating the talents older people can share with the younger generation.MORE: Steph McGovern offers intimate glimpse into 'little holiday with family'The TV star can vouch for this desire to learn, which is why she likes to spend some of her free time learning to paint with her creative 68-year-old dad Eamonn.WATCH: Inside Steph McGovern's weight loss journeyThe campaign is all part of the #GenerationWOW campaign (which stands for wonderful older wisdom) from Specsavers Home Visits, together with u3a (University of the Third Age).MORE: Steph McGovern reflects on 'terrible pregnancy sickness' with glamourous throwback photosSEE: Steph McGovern shares envy-inducing hot tub selfie during romantic spa tripOpening up about her family time, Steph explained: "My father is a brilliant artist, so I grew up surrounded by paints, brushes and all the other bits and bobs used to create his beautiful images and sculptures."I'm not sure I've inherited his talent, but I don’t do too badly thanks to the tips he has given me.

Chris Willman Music WriterTaking an obvious cue from the popularity of Peter Jackson’s recent “The Beatles: Get Back” documentary, Paul McCartney has announced what he’s calling his “Got Back” tour, a 13-city, 14-gig outing through the U.S. that begins just a little more than two months from now.“I said at the end of the last tour that I’d see you next time.

Liam Neeson’s got a laundry list of criminal discretions but that won't stop him from trying to get a second chance at life and love in the trailer for his latest film, Honest Thief. Neeson stars in the upcoming action thriller as former Marine and demolitions expert Tom Carter, nicknamed the “In and Out Bandit.” “I’ve robbed 12 banks in seven states,” Neeson's Tom Carter says.

After declaring he was done with action movies back in 2017, they are pulling Liam Neeson back into putting his particular set of skills (punching people in the face) to good use again. This time it’s for the upcoming action thriller “Honest Thief,” where Neeson plays a former thief with the ridiculous name of the “In and Out Bandit,” who is forced to return to doing what he does best (sounds familiar).

told the Mirror: ‘On any given day in Europe or the US, 70 per cent of actors are out of work.’He went on to talk about how, as an actor, you have to develop a thick skin because you have to keep auditioning after every rejection. He does however feel that his son has talent.‘As a father, I didn’t want him to feel rejected.

Natasha Richardson tragically died in 2009 after a skiing accident and now her eldest son, Micheál Richardson, is opening up about how he's still healing from the loss of his mother. The 25-year-old "Made in Italy" star told Vanity Fair in an interview that "the pain was a little too overwhelming." Micheál was 13 years old when she died.

Vanity Fair in a story that hit the internet on July 29."I don't, even still, think that I've fully comprehended it, and that seems to be a similar journey to a lot of people I've spoken to," he added "Fifty-year-olds who lost their parents when they were 12, 13… One day they're out gardening, and something comes over them and they just break down."Over the last two years, Micheál has processed a lot of those feelings thanks to a new film he's made with his Oscar-nominated dad, Northern Irish actor Liam, 68, that in many ways has paralleled their family's experience. "Made In Italy," which will be released in some theaters and via video on demand on Aug.

It felt like the world lost a mother when Natasha Richardson passed away in 2009, but no one was hit harder by her death than her son, Micheál Richardson.

, the 25-year-old son of Liam Neeson and the late Natasha Richardson admits that his mom's death is still hard to wrap his head around. Natasha died in 2009 from a brain hemorrhage following a skiing accident.«I think the pain was a little too overwhelming,» he says of his feelings at the time of his mom's death when he was 13. «I think the mind is very powerful, and subconsciously, or unconsciously, it can protect you.

Natasha Richardson's son has opened up about his grief, admitting he still cannot "comprehend" his mother's death.READ: Liam Neeson reveals Love Actually sequel brought back memories of late wifeMicheál Richardson, whose father is Liam Neeson, was just 13 years old when his mother died in 2009 after suffering a head injury while skiing in Canada. At the time, he was studying at a New England boarding school.

Vanity Fair in a story that hit the internet on July 29."I don't, even still, think that I've fully comprehended it, and that seems to be a similar journey to a lot of people I've spoken to," he added "Fifty-year-olds who lost their parents when they were 12, 13… One day they're out gardening, and something comes over them and they just break down."Over the last two years, Micheál has processed a lot of that grief thanks to a new film he's made with his Oscar-nominated dad, Northern Irish actor Liam, 68, that in many ways has paralleled their experience losing Natasha. "Made In Italy," which will be released in some theaters and via video on demand on Aug.

starring in a film with) and Daniel.He admitted that he tells her details of what happened each day and how his and their boys’ lives are going.‘I speak to her every day at her grave which is about a mile and half down the road,’ he told Inquirer.net.‘I go down there quite often, so I do speak to her as if she’s here. Not that she answers me.’He continued to say that she is not the only person that he speaks to on the other side.‘I also speak to a couple of deceased actors that I knew years ago back in Ireland.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorEarlier this week, the cast of 1998’s “The Parent Trap” reunited for the first time since the movie was made. The film’s stars Dennis Quaid, Lindsay Lohan (who played twins Annie and Hallie) and Elaine Hendrix (Meredith Blake) joined Katie Couric to reminisce.Variety caught up with Quaid, who plays Nick Parker in the film, to talk about his memories, what he remembers about meeting Lindsay Lohan for the first time, whether he’d want to do a “Parent Trap” sequel and his memories of the late Natasha Richardson, who played Elizabeth James.

The NHL has just unveiled the newest team to join the league, and fans couldn’t help but associate its name with an iconic piece of film dialogue uttered by Liam Neeson.