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Liam Neeson and Stella Stocker hold hands on TIFF red carpet

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Liam Neeson and Stella Stocker walked the TIFF 2026 red carpet holding hands, dressed in coordinated black outfits. They joined the cast of Courteney Cox's film "Evil Genius" at its premiere and said they are excited for the upcoming thriller "The Mongoose" releasing on October 30.

Why it matters

Fans see Neeson’s public appearance and his involvement in a new thriller project.

Key facts

  1. Liam Neeson and Stella Stocker held hands on the TIFF 2026 red carpet.
  2. They wore coordinated black ensembles at the event.
  3. They attended the premiere of Courteney Cox's film "Evil Genius" as part of its cast.
  4. They previously collaborated on two films released in 2022.
  5. They expressed excitement for the upcoming thriller "The Mongoose" slated for October 30.

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