The actor was photographed on set filming a scene with Jeremy Piven’s Ari Gold and director Doug Ellin’s favorite — gorgeous extras.
Liam Neeson has taken time out of his promotional tour for “Non-Stop” to film a small role in the “Entourage” movie.
The actor was photographed on set filming a scene with Jeremy Piven’s Ari Gold and director Doug Ellin’s signature casting move — gorgeous extras.
Neeson likely plays himself in the movie, which is currently filming in Los Angeles, though the context in which he’ll appear remains unclear. Eyewitness reports have Neeson driving a gold Bentley, with Piven steering a red Ferrari fit for a new studio chief.
The original “Entourage” cast is returning for the movie, and they’ll be joined by Billy Bob Thornton and Haley Joel Osment as father-and-son film financiers.
“Entourage” aired on HBO from 2004-2011, and Neeson has ties to the network, having played himself in a memorable episode of “Life’s Too Short.”
Neeson recently wrapped WB’s thriller “Run All Night” and can currently be heard voicing a cop in the studio’s animated “Lego Movie.”
Universal’s “Non-Stop” is scheduled for take-off on Friday, and Neeson next stars in the studio’s comedy “A Million Ways to Die in the West” and the crime drama “A Walk Among the Tombstones.” He’s also attached to star in Martin Scorsese’s “Silence” and the action sequel “Taken 3.”
Earlier Tuesday, Warner Bros. announced it would release the “Entourage” movie on June 12, 2015. Yeah, yeah!
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