Pamela Anderson Swoons Over 1 Quality Liam Neeson Has: ‘I’ve Never Experienced It Before’
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The “Naked Gun” star gushed about her co-star amid dating rumors.
It could be a late-in-life relationship for two beloved celebrities with tragic romantic pasts — or a very compelling PR move to promote a movie.
Either way, dating rumors have been swirling about “The Naked Gun” co-stars Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson, and the “Baywatch” alum just added more fuel to the fire.
Speaking to The New York Times for a profile about Neeson published Thursday, Anderson said that the “Taken” star has one quality she’s “never experienced before.”
“He has so much charm and so much charisma that you kind of just fall into it. I can’t explain it because I’ve never experienced it before,” Anderson told the Times. “To do comedy, it gives you a lot of energy when you’re in something so joyful and silly. Liam has done over 100 movies, and I hope he’s inspired to do even more.”
Although Anderson and Neeson have not confirmed the status of their relationship, speculation about whether they were dating began to pick up steam late last year, after Neeson gushed to People magazine about working with Anderson.
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