Greatest Liam Neeson Performances of All Time
Bill Marks in Non-Stop or Daniel in Love Actually
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Why This Battle Matters
Can the heart-wrenching warmth of a widowed stepfather eclipse the adrenaline-pumping heroics of an air marshal? Here's a clash of philosophies if there ever was one in the Liam Neeson Performances league. On one side, Daniel from 'Love Actually' tugs at our heartstrings with gentle humor and raw emotion. On the flip side, Bill Marks in 'Non-Stop' locks us into a high-stakes thriller with each suspenseful moment. As fans shape this battle's outcome, they're not just choosing a winner; they're deciding what resonates deeper—emotional depth or relentless action. Which performance does justice to Neeson's legendary versatility?
🔥 Fan Takes
How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Daniel in Love Actually over Bill Marks in Non-Stop when it comes to the greatest Liam Neeson Performances of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Daniel in Love Actually 66.7% of the time over Bill Marks in Non-Stop.
Across all battles:
Daniel in Love Actually win rate: 49.2%
Bill Marks in Non-Stop win rate: 14.3%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender on GoatWars in the 'Greatest Liam Neeson Performances of All Time' league?
Frank Drebin Jr. from The Naked Gun 2025 holds the top spot in the league. You can see the full GOAT List for more details on how other Neeson characters stack up!
What makes Bill Marks in Non-Stop such a tough contender even if he's trailing?
Bill Marks' character resonates with fans who love a good action-packed, high-stakes thriller. His role as an air marshal makes for a suspenseful watch, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.
Why is Daniel in Love Actually completely dominating Bill Marks from Non-Stop in this fan vote?
Daniel from Love Actually is taking the lead by a massive margin because fans are really touching hearts with his warm, relatable portrayal of a grieving widower. It's got that mix of laughter and tears that sticks with you long after the movie ends.