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   > LIAM NEESON, LUKE WILSON, U2 ON SNL   
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   > "SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE" PRESENTS A STAR-PACKED PAIR OF SHOWS FOR NOVEMBER   
   >   
   > Acclaimed Actor Liam Neeson and Indie Rock Sensation Modest Mouse on   
   November   
   > 13   
   >   
   > "Old School" Star Luke Wilson with Superstars U2 on November 20.   
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   > New York, NY -- November 04, 2004 - NBC's "Saturday Night Live" rolls into   
   > November with a pair of celebrated actors and critically acclaimed bands.   
   >   
   > On November 13, SNL welcomes Oscar and Tony nominated actor Liam Neeson as   
   > host. Neeson, making his SNL debut brings a wide range of stage and film   
   > experience to Studio 8H. He is currently starring in the acclaimed film   
   > "Kinsey" opposite Laura Linney and will soon star in Ridley Scott's   
   crusade   
   > epic "The Kingdom of Heaven" and the eagerly anticipated "Batman Begins"   
   for   
   > director Christopher Nolan. Among his over 30 film credits include roles   
   in the   
   > Academy Award winning "Schindler's List," Martin Scorsese's "Gangs of New   
   > York," "Love Actually." "Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace," "Les   
   > Miserables," "Michael Collins," "Darkman," "Suspect," Woody Allen's   
   "Husbands   
   > and Wives," "Before and After" with Meryl Streep and "Rob Roy" opposite   
   Jessica   
   > Lange.   
   >   
   > Also making their SNL debut is indie rock band Modest Mouse. The group's   
   fourth   
   > record "Good News For People Who Love Bad News" has received unanimous   
   acclaim   
   > and was recently certified platinum - due in large part to the band's   
   first   
   > single, "Float On." The praise for the band has come from all sides   
   including   
   > The Washington Post's hailing the record as "the most interesting songs   
   and   
   > captivating music being made by an American group in the past five years."   
   >   
   > The next week - on November 20 - Luke Wilson toplines SNL. Wilson, who   
   makes   
   > his first SNL foray is known to comedy fans from his work in the 2003   
   smash   
   > "Old School" opposite SNL alum Will Ferrell and Vince Vaughan. Wilson has   
   > starred alongside his brother Owen in the acclaimed Wes Anderson films   
   "Bottle   
   > Rocket," "Rushmore," and "The Royal Tenenbaums." Other credits include the   
   hits   
   > "Blue Streak" with Martin Lawrence, "Legally Blonde" with Reese   
   Witherspoon and   
   > "Charlie's Angels." Wilson is currently in post-production on his writing   
   and   
   > directorial debut "The Wendell Baker Story" and will be seen in Mike   
   ("Office   
   > Space") Judge's next feature.   
   >   
   > Joining Wilson in their second SNL performance - and their only network   
   > television appearance - is legendary rock group U2. The band will perform   
   > tracks from their eagerly awaited record "How To Dismantle An Atomic   
   Bomb." One   
   > of the most vital bands in rock, U2 has sold 120 million records worldwide   
   and   
   > won 14 Grammys, seven for their last studio record "All That You Can't   
   Leave   
   > Behind." Their first new single "Vertigo" is #1 on the Modern Rock   
   Billboard   
   > charts and has broken sales records on Apple's iTunes Music Store website.   
      
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