Liam Neeson\’s Specific Demand for Starring in Seth MacFarlane’s Western Flop

A Million Ways to Die is
Western
For the books, simply due to the star-studded cast alone.

Charlize Theron,
Liam Neeson
, with Neil Patrick Harris leading the film, which focused on the protagonist, Albert Stark, as he undergoes a journey of self-discovery that ultimately reveals his courage. Despite the movie’s lack of box office success in 2014, it still managed to highlight
Liam’s
ability to depict an antagonist via his character portrayal of Clinch Leatherwood.

With deadpan humor,
Liam
got really into his funny side. Before the Taken star agreed to take on the part, the movie’s creator and show star Seth McFarlane had to meet one condition.

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Liam made a memorable impact in \”A Million Ways to Die\” through his outrageously malevolent portrayal of the nefarious Clinch Leatherwood. This role showcased his remarkable versatility as an actor.

The silver screen star, being a brutal outlaw, was welcomed by many fans since it showed a different side of Liam, which contrasted nicely with his co-star, Seth, who portrayed Albert.

Even more hilarious than Liam taking on the role was his condition for accepting it.

Heads up, the reason behind his decision is really cheeky.

When Liam appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon in 2014, Liam shared that he accepted the part of Clinch Leatherwood in the Western after Seth made a joke in Family Guy.

Seth is the creator of the hit cartoon Family Guy, for those who are unaware. It was joked in Family Guy that Liam would be able to portray an American cowboy due to his Irish accent.

Liam is often successful in suppressing his accent in the roles he delves into.

However, he agreed to appear in Seth’s film only if he could openly play his character with his native Irish inflection to disprove Seth’s theory.

Neeson almost always suppresses his accent in the many roles he tackles, and he only agreed to appear as the villain if he could freely play the

\”They were making fun of the fact that I did it in an Irish accent,” Liam told Jimmy during the episode.

\”When Seth reached out to inquire if I’d be interested in joining his project, I told him, ‘I’ll take part provided that I’m allowed to keep my natural Irish accent,’\” he went on to explain.