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In 2010, Liam Neeson watched a movie he found “a little confusing”. The problem was that he was in it
Liam Neeson said he found the plot of 2010’s The A-Team confusing when he watched it with his children, despite starring as Colonel Hannibal Smith. His reaction highlights how the film’s convoluted story worked against a reboot built around the original television series’ straightforward action appeal.
The film, directed by Joe Carnahan, also starred Bradley Cooper, Sharlto Copley and Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson. Its plot revolved around a complicated counterfeiting scheme involving rogue CIA figures and private military contractors; it received poor reviews and had a disappointing cinema run, leaving sequel plans on hold. Neeson told the Toronto Star in 2012 that he struggled to follow who was who and why, while his children understood it.
In short
- Neeson found his own A-Team film confusing.
- The plot centred on a convoluted counterfeiting scheme.
- Poor reviews and box office results stalled sequel plans.