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Zachary Levi-Liam Neeson Coming B Movie “The Fix” Sets a Record All Time High for Number of Producing Credits: 46! List Longer than the Film

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Liam Neeson used to be a fine actor.

Then he started making crappy straight to video films. Usually they’re about rescuing someone from a ridiculous situation.

His new one is called “The Fix,” and things are so bad that he’s second on the call sheet to right wing nutcase Zachary Levi.

The movie will have a distinction by setting a record for the number of producer credits. Drum roll…FORTY SIX! The credits will be longer than the actual movie!

The only other recognizable name in this thing is Titus Welliver. The director is someone named Guy Moshe. Neeson is a long way from “Schindler’s List” by now. Levi, well, what can you say?

There have been many movies called “The Fix,” which should tell us something about the originality factor. Distributor is an outfit called Inaugural Entertainment. Release date is September 11th, the 25th anniversary of 9/11.

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Roger Friedman
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