Hallow App defends partnership with Liam Neeson, a supporter

Hallow CEO Alex Jones defended the collaboration saying that the company is “proudly” pro-life and that the choice to partner with Liam Neeson was based on the actor’s ability to “bring to life” the writings of C.S. Lewis “in a new way.”

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