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Liam Neeson on the ‘Rage’ Behind ‘The Lost Children of Tuam’ and Turning Producer for First Time to Tell Story of Irish Scandal

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Liam Neeson on the ‘Rage’ Behind ‘The Lost Children of Tuam’ and Turning Producer for First Time to Tell Story of Irish Scandal

Directed by Frank Berry, the powerful drama details the tireless work of local historian Catherine Corless that helped uncover a secret mass grave at a mother-and-baby home.

Liam Neeson was in his home in upstate New York in late 2017 when he was sent a link to a New York Times article about a shameful episode in Ireland’s history.

Almost a decade on and he tells Variety he’s “still coming to terms with my reaction to it.”

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