Liam Neeson rejects accusations of supporting anti-vaccine positions, after narrating a controversial documentary about Covid-19

Liam Neeson has been accused of promoting anti-vaccine positions after narrating the documentary 'Plague of Corruption', which questions the legitimacy of vaccines and praises Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The Irish actor has denied these accusations, emphasizing that he does not support anti-vaccine movements. His representatives stated that Neeson did not influence the content of the documentary and that his position remains pro-immunization, considering his role as a UNICEF ambassador.

The documentary, based on the controversial works of former researcher Judy Mikovits, reiterates accusations about vaccines and criticizes the isolation measures during the pandemic. Although Neeson has been associated with this project, he has consistently advocated for the importance of vaccination, calling it a 'human success story.'