that's all liam neeson. i love that.rom "taken." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. that should be on the back. the "taken" guy. >> 'cause i -- you know, i think, you know, when you work and liam's in the movie, and i, you know, he's the ultimate legend. he's now on a t-shirt so that's -- >> jimmy: no, i mean he's great. and you guys, i mean, great together because you have to save your dad in this one. >> yeah, that's right. he's getting tortured. i have to go on the mission, and i've got a son, and it's the struggle i face of fighting all these wonderful beasts to rescue my dad. >> jimmy: the cgi is insane. do you see a big difference in this one than the first one? >> completely. we listened to kind of all the criticism of the first one that we received and then upped the ante. >> jimmy: i mean, this one, there's like -- >> even the 3-d is improved. >> jimmy: saliva coming out of the monster's mouths. >> yeah. >> jimmy: snot and everything. just insane. >> i love -- you were saying earlier before about the 3-d. the 3-d in this one d

, liam neeson even and refines.their stellar as heaven and hell. the run of the midst of the titans opens friday this is one of your crushed and war movies see id if he had nothing else to do. >>> special x-rays. if you love the first one you love this one just as much and who doesn't love sam washington? >>> harold pinter one of the great british playwrights his play the caretaker comes to san francisco's estate and current theater for a full week run in the bad guy in the lead role as davies the track brilliance jonathan pryce easy movies against madonna in a visa brazil one of his most famous roles and of course he was in paris of the caribbean as well but to see him on stage and up close in the inner is a world treats and met up with the big man yesterday at the theater. pallas descendants why should the come see you? >>> for me and for audiences it's a very moving tragic play but it's also very very funny. and so the darkness is heightened by the comedy and its people all ages will have a good time and hopefull

. >> liam neeson is in everything it seems these days.ick look at a little clip. >> everybody back! >> you betrayed our father. >> he betrayed me. by choosing you. >> and ralph fiennes, we haven't seen him in a while, or have we. sam worthington as well. matt, break it down for me. did you like it? >> i didn't really care for this that much, unfortunately. you know, the action is pretty good. and the movie looks okay, and it's a much better 3-d transfer than the original. you don't have it looking like someone's hair is ten feet behind their head like we had in the terrible post transfer from clash of the titans. technically, it holds up better, but it suffers the same problems this one did. the story gets confusing, and you really don't care about the characters that much which is unfortunate because you have a great cast, liam neeson, sam fine fines, sam worthington. steals the movie, never gives it back. on that level, i say it's probably the best recommendation i can give. ultimately, the movie is mostly disappointing. >> your grade t

>> reporter: for andrew neeson, it was love at first sight. >> she's a total sweetheart and we reallyonded very closely. >> reporter: he fell in love with two face, she is a mutt he found living on a firing range in iraq. he was working as a security contractor. >> as a form of therapy, i reach out to the stray animals and care for them and they cared for me. >> reporter: during his seven years overseas, he became a foster parent to dogs living on the streets. >> became nope as the dog whisperer of baghdad. >> reporter: they spend their lives scrounging for scraps and hiding for survival. andrew would visit two face and her siblings every day. >> times when we were like this a rock and mortgage wore fly overhead. >> reporter: friend john shank also spent time there. >> open hunting season on dogs, that was their way of controlling the population. >> reporter: while andrew was spending thousands on dog food, surgery for one dog hit by a car, even paying people to help protect the pups. >> i was a very good student of poker. >> reporter: with the help of the spca international's operate

liam neeson is considering playing president lyndon johnson. and john cusack the role of richard nixon. >>> this comes to us from channel 36 in charlotte, north carolina, where in nearby hidden night one couple made a discovery that might make their friends green with envy. they unearthed a 50-karat emerald, a little bigger than a nickel but could earn them a lot if they decide to cash in. it is estimated at $10,000. tiny! the pair part of a local gem and mineral group had been at the mine for five minutes when they came across the precious stone. huh, good for them. >>> i'm veronica dela includes. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> in colombia, theatrics have escaped the playhouse and made the city their stage. entertainers took over the streets, parks and auditoriums in boeigota as the theater kick off. from the classics to the avant-garde, more than 2 million spectators are treated to perform anszs of all kinds by artists from nearly 60 countries. >>> well, the infamous french climber known

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this is a movie about gods with liam neeson playing zeus. >> some good acting? >> good actors. >> thank you, max. you can read all of max's reviews at baltimoremagazine. net. >> coming up next, those all-important mega-millions numbers. >> welcome back. decorating for easter can be easy. we have a guest here with some do-it-yourself ideas. you made this look so easy. how did you do this? >> the great news is, all of us have brunch and dinner for easter. basically, what i did, i made a peach topiary. i made a styrafoam ball. because believe it or not, these get very heavy. you press toothpicks in a triangular form. i put a dowell inside. i put that in there so it is secure. this is actually edible easter grass. the whole thing is edible. you can pull off the peeps. >> i always think of marshmallows at easter. >> i made these pops. you use whatever colors you want. you could use m & m's, you could use jelly beans. i use marshmallows, put it in there, and work your way around it. >> salt and pepper shakers made out of stull egg shells. this is one -- >> this is an

liam neeson is speller wrath of the titans is now playing, see it if you have absolutely nothing else on this weekend. next up, the caretaker now playing in san francisco. a four week run. in the lead role this time around, the brilliant jonathan pryce from movies like brazil, pirates of the caribbean, but to see him on stage is a real treat. i met up with him at the theater where he first played mike but now he is in the role of davis >> de feel more comfortable in his shoes? >> i could not get into mixed trousers anymore, he wears a rather tighter trouser that i wear. i am loving playing him, he is one of the most extraordinary characters in the english theater and i'm having a great time doing it. he is a very tragic figure but he is also very funny because he is a tramp and yet here's to nobody's rules and it you can kind of do that on stage. >> next up, music and lionel richie has gone country. he he has appeared with some of country's biggest cars including willie nelson. ♪ ♪ >> they sound good together. kenny rogers is also on the makeover. it features a line of popular songs.

and liam neeson plays god, a greek god anyway, in a sequel to "clash of the titans" wgn entertainment reviews. >> it's the sequel to the 2010 mythological mash up, "clash of the titans" ... "wrath of the titans". after unleashing and then conquering the monster in the original film, sam worthington is at it again--reluctantly, content with living a quiet life, raising his young son when his father -- the mighty zeus, calls upon him to help fight off an impending evil force. he turns them down until destruction looms, and the world is threatened, setting off one good gods/bad gods battle scene after another. i did not go in expecting much out of "wrath of the titans", and i got it. there is a razor thin plot line sometimes silly dialogue, and marginal acting, but it's a harmless roller coaster ride of mind candy action, and a mini lesson in greek mythology. so i gave it a dean's list grade of c +. >>mirror, mirror on the wall ... who's the fairest of them all? >>snow white ... >>what? for the kids, there's the first first of two snow white movies that you will get in the next month or

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liam neeson may play lynn don johnson.hard nixon. >>> speaking of first ladies, michelle obama arranged quite a school trip. she invited a dozen of students from london to visit the white house. they met with mrs. obama earlier this month. one girl was so inspired by the first lady she now wants to be prime minister. >> nice. >>> how smart are you? that depends on how many friends you have. new research finds that people with bigger brains have more friends because it takes brain power to keep up those friendships. that's long story short. erica, you've got a big ginormous brain. >>> h it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business... and that means more delivery companies... making deliveries to more restaurants... which hire more workers. and that means more oystermen. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i

considering the other names attached to the project, forest whitaker, mila kunis, liam neeson as lb jk as nixon and oprah playing eugene allen's wife. amazing cast, right? it really shouldn't matter what an actresses political affiliations are, right? she is an actress, that is her job, to act. >> you are an actor, actress. thank you very much nischelle turner. appreciate it. >> all right, don. >>> want more information on everything breaking in the entertain am world, check out "showbiz tonight" at 11:00 eastern right here on hln. >>> okay. there we go. that's a congressman, by the way, on the house floor. not afraid to wear his hoodie where he works. i'm going to talk to this lawmaker who is refusing to be silenced. that's logistics. ♪ ♪ chips from here, boards from there track it all through the air, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ clearing customs like that hurry up no time flat that's logistics. ♪ ♪ all new technology ups brings to me, that's logistics. ♪ >>> two people are dead and 28 homes destroyed as a wildfire continues to burn near denver. meteorologist jacqui jeras is here now. we'r

. >> that liam neeson movie? >> a thumbs down. >> little red riding hood?ot like we should pet them. you have to show respect. >> exactly. these guys -- >> we respect you. >> they are from howling woods farm in jackson, new jersey. they are rescue animals. people tried to make them pets. you should not have a wolf as a pet. >> these were one of the most widespread species in the world. yet the habitat has been shrinking. >> human beings have a mythology about wolves and we pretty much wiped them out. they were found across the northern hemisphere. in the u.s. now they are found only at a couple of spots in the great lakes area, the northern rockies. we have wiped them out of most of the lower 48. in canada one reason i brought them here is the national wildlife federation is trying to raise awareness about a poisoning and shooting campaign the government of canada is doing to protect caribou. it's because of tar sands development. there is political pressure on the u.s. and i want people to know these beautiful animals, their wild kin will be poisoned, shot