Liam Neeson Called Hollywood Harassment Allegations 'A Bit Of A Witch-Hunt'...

Liam Neeson appeared on last Friday night's Late Late Show, along with previous White House secretary, Sean Spicer. It was supposedly the most anticipated Late Late Show in history, with many of us expecting Spicer to be the controversial guest.

But it seems Liam Neeson's comments on the Hollywood harassment allegations got more attention than Spicer's interview.

He also said that he was 'on the fence' regarding some of the allegations surrounding Dustin Hoffman in particular.

"When you’re doing a play and you’re with your family – other actors, technicians – you do silly things… and it becomes kind of superstitious, if you don’t do it every night you think it’s going to jinx the show,” he said.

"I’m not saying I’ve done similar things to what [Hoffman] apparently did… but it’s childhood stuff."

He also spoke of one particular allegation of inappropriate behaviour, involving an American radio broadcaster, Garrison Keillor.

"I was reading recently about [Keillor], and he was listening to a sad story from a female friend of his. And at the end of the story, he put his hand to her back to [console her] – and she had a blouse on, so it was her bare back. He immediately removed his hand and apologised, and she said, ‘don’t worry about it, forget about it'.

They then went their separate ways. Later, he emailed her because he was concerned – apparently he has a thing about touching and physical intimacy – and again she said, ‘Don’t worry about it, forget about it’. Months later, the radio station gets a call from a lawyer saying that [Keillor] inappropriately touched this lady. And he was dropped like that."