• Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson spotted displaying affection at movie premieres.
• Both actors deny official dating status while expressing mutual admiration.
• Reportedly developing a "budding romance" during their time filming "The Naked Gun."

Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson are at the center of swirling dating rumors as they promote their new film, "The Naked Gun." Their affectionate displays, including a friendly kiss on the red carpet at the film’s London premiere, have led many to speculate about their relationship status. When asked about their chemistry during a segment on NBC’s "Today," Neeson suggested, "Let’s not mold this. Let’s just let it breathe,” implying a budding connection between the two actors, according to HuffPost and Newsweek.

Sources close to the actors reveal that they have been spending significant time together, with Anderson, 58, and Neeson, 73, reportedly forming a strong bond while filming. A source noted that Anderson is "very drawn to Liam" due to his openness and shared values. It has been reported that Neeson does thoughtful gestures for her, such as sending flowers, which has impressed Anderson, according to Los Angeles Times and Channel News Asia.

During promotional appearances, both have praised each other's work ethic and charm. Neeson expressed that he is "madly in love with her" and acknowledged that working together was a joy, while Anderson referred to him as a "perfect gentleman." These statements fueled the speculation of a deeper connection, as they both exhibit a strong camaraderie that has not gone unnoticed by their fans, according to HuffPost, Los Angeles Times, and Channel News Asia.

Despite the romantic speculation, both stars have kept their relationship status somewhat ambiguous, with Neeson stating they are both just enjoying each other's company. Sources report that their on-screen chemistry has overshadowed their personal lives, and insiders believe they both are navigating their feelings carefully as they both are private individuals. This budding romance may continue to evolve alongside their film's release, according to Newsweek and Channel News Asia.