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Despite the premise, the movie is [[So Bad It's Good]], if only for the sake of Liam Neeson's southern accent (which is remarkably good for an Irishman).
Despite the premise, the movie is [[So Bad It's Good]], if only for the sake of Liam Neeson's southern accent (which is remarkably good for an Irishman).


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* [[Alliterative Name]]: Gerald Gates.
* [[Alliterative Name]]: Gerald Gates.

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Next of Kin is a 1989 film starring a veritable Who's Who of actors. It stars Liam Neeson, Adam Baldwin, Ben Stiller, Helen Hunt, Andreas Katsulas, Bill Paxton, Ted Levine, and Patrick Swayze.

The story centers around Truman Gates, a Chicago police officer from Kentucky. When his brother Gerald (Bill Paxton) is killed by the Chicago mafia, his brother Briar (Liam Neeson) comes to town seeking revenge. Meanwhile, Adam Baldwin plays Joey Rosselini, an enforcer for the Isabella crime family who finds his position in jeopardy due to the don's son (Ben Stiller) trying to play a more active role in the family business.

Despite the premise, the movie is So Bad It's Good, if only for the sake of Liam Neeson's southern accent (which is remarkably good for an Irishman).

Tropes used in Next of Kin include: