Taken, the cast of the film with Liam Neeson

Liam Neeson is the protagonist of the cast of Taken – Revengeadventure in Istanbul of former CIA agent Bryan Mills already met in I will find you. Here the man must defend his family from the assault of the relatives of the criminals killed in the first film

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Famke Janssen she is Lenore, ex-wife of Mills, kidnapped in Istanbul in this chapter of the story. The actress, who boasts a long film career, has taken part in all the titles of the franchise

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Maggie Grace is Kim, the daughter of Mills, kidnapped in the first film, will have an important role in the story

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Luke Grimes in the film it is Jamie. The actor became popular for his roles in the trilogy Fifty shades and in the series True Blood And Brothers & Sisters – Family secrets

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Rade Serbedzija is Murad Hoxha. The Croatian actor, also a poet and musician, has a long career in Hollywood where he starred in well-known films including Eyes Wide Shut And Batman Begins

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Leland Orser plays Sam Gilroy. The American actor has starred for some of Hollywood’s greatest directors and also boasts several participations in television projects

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Jon Gries plays Casey. In his long curriculum of film and TV jobs, the roles for Martin And Lost

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DB Sweeney in the film it is Bernie. The actor and voice actor born in 1961 is a well-known face of American cinema

Director Olivier Megaton with Liam Neeson in a shot during the promotion of the film, a real box office success of the time with a global gross of over three hundred and seventy million dollars

Alain Figlarz. The French actor, born in 1962, is the protagonist of a very violent confrontation with Liam Neeson. It is estimated that about thirty characters hang around the life of the film