Since the tragic death of his wife, actor Liam Neeson has been working almost non-stop to presumably keep his mind otherwise occupied. Neeson’s fans will be happy that’s his coping mechanism for loss rather than grieving in seclusion – in the coming months he’ll be seen as Zeus in CLASH OF THE TITANS and as Hannibal Smith in the big-screen update of THE A-TEAM.
Neeson adds another to his queue, a suspense thriller called UNKNOWN WHITE MALE. The Dark Castle flick puts Neeson in the role of “a doctor who goes to Berlin for a medical conference and gets into a car accident. When he awakens from a coma, he discovers that his wife doesn’t recognize him — and she’s living with another man who has assumed his identity.”
The movie will be directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, whose creepy-kid flick ORPHAN is currently in theaters. He made his feature debut with producer Joel Silver and Dark Castle on the remake of HOUSE OF WAX, which I appreciated if only for its constant scenes of Elisha Cuthbert in a tight shirt and a grisly depiction of Paris Hilton dying.
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