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Liam Neeson admitted he “didn’t know” he was in The Dark Knight Rises during filming. Christopher Nolan was so secretive that Neeson shot his entire scene in just two hours — with Christian Bale tied to a chair — without being told anything. “I asked Nolan, what am I... show more

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Liam Neeson says he had no idea he was in Dark Knight Rises. Nolan was so secretive, Neeson filmed for 2 hours with Christian Bale tied to a chair & still didn’t know why. “I asked, ‘What am I doing?’ Nolan said, ‘Just walk, say the lines, walk back.’”

Liam Neeson says he had no idea he was in Dark Knight Rises. Nolan was so secretive, Neeson filmed for 2 hours with Christian Bale tied to a chair & still didn’t know why. “I asked, ‘What am I doing?’ Nolan said, ‘Just walk, say the lines, walk back.’”

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Liam Neeson says he had no idea he was in Dark Knight Rises. Nolan was so secretive, Neeson filmed for 2 hours with Christian Bale tied to a chair & still didn’t know why. “I asked, ‘What am I doing?’ Nolan said, ‘Just walk, say the lines, walk back.’”

Liam Neeson says he had no idea he was in Dark Knight Rises. Nolan was so secretive, Neeson filmed for 2 hours with Christian Bale tied to a chair & still didn’t know why. “I asked, ‘What am I doing?’ Nolan said, ‘Just walk, say the lines, walk back.’”

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