Liam Neeson denies being racist for admitting he wanted to kill a random black man after his friend was raped by one
The star recalled how he had gone to his Catholic church when he became 'scared' and realized he had wanted to 'unleash' death on a stranger for his friend
Liam Neeson has denied being racist but also failed to apologize for admitting to the media that he once wanted to kill a random black man after finding out that one of his friends had been raped by one. The 66-year-old appeared on 'Good Morning America' in New York when he made the brash comments on air.
The actor revealed that he had once sought help from a priest after spending a week prowling the streets with a cosh to murder a "black b*****d". In his defense, the prolific actor said he "understood" the hurt his words may have caused but insisted that he was not a racist man, as reported by the Daily Mail.
