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| Natasha Richardson, the actress wife of Liam Neeson, is in a Montreal hospital after a skiing accident in Canada, her family has told the BBC. | Natasha Richardson, the actress wife of Liam Neeson, is in a Montreal hospital after a skiing accident in Canada, her family has told the BBC. |
| There are no further details, but unconfirmed reports suggest the 45-year-old suffered serious head injuries at the resort of Mont Tremblant. | There are no further details, but unconfirmed reports suggest the 45-year-old suffered serious head injuries at the resort of Mont Tremblant. |
| Neeson is believed to have flown to her bedside from the set of his latest film, which is shooting in Toronto. | Neeson is believed to have flown to her bedside from the set of his latest film, which is shooting in Toronto. |
| They married in 1994 after appearing in the film Nell, and have two sons. | They married in 1994 after appearing in the film Nell, and have two sons. |
| A member of Richardson's family, who spoke to the BBC but has asked not to be named, said the whole family was "very distressed". | A member of Richardson's family, who spoke to the BBC but has asked not to be named, said the whole family was "very distressed". |
| Part of the Redgrave acting dynasty, Richardson is the daughter of Vanessa Redgrave and director Tony Richardson, and the sister of Nip/Tuck star Joely Richardson. | |
| She has starred in a number of Hollywood films and acted opposite an 11-year-old Lindsay Lohan in 1998's The Parent Trap. | |
| But she is better known for her work on the stage, winning a Tony award in 1998 for her starring role in Sam Mendes' Broadway production of Cabaret. |