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Taken 4 has a trailer already. Star Liam Neeson is on the warpath once again, but this time it's to retrieve a lost Chihuahua named Pepe. Or is it Paco who's been taken? Either way, Neeson reboots his Bryan Mills character and teams up with Jimmy Kimmel and Kimmel security guard Guillermo to deliver the epic new (spoof) trailer for Taken 4. Read More »
'Taken 3' star Liam Neeson leaves creepy 'Taken' 'I will find you and I will kill you' voicemail messages and has revealed that he didn't want to do another Taken movie "if someone got taken"... because "no one gets taken three times." But! Is the current preeminent movie tough guys in Hollywood tough enough to take down The Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon in a friendly bout of arm wrestling? The action star laughed at the challenge, and it turns out the Irish superstar also likes to yell out what he's going to do when he wins during physical altercations. Read on to find out what happened. Read More »
Fans who tuned into the Season 3 premiere of Arrow met Peter Stormare's new version of The Count and the new Vertigo drug, which causes people to see their worst fears. This immediately called to mind for many fans the plot of Ra's Al Ghul in Batman Begins, in which he wanted to use a fear toxin to destroy Gotham. So is Ra's using this same plot on Arrow this season? Read More »
Apparently Seth MacFarlane was "Taken" with Liam Neeson. The director and Family Guy creator has just confirmed the action star is slated for Ted 2, the sequel to his hit 2012 comedy. Read More »
On Bravo's Watch What Happens Live, actor Liam Neeson played a hilarious game with host Andy Cohen and celebrity guest John Benjamin Hickey (Manhattan). After the A Walk Among The Tombstones actor sucked helium from a balloon, he had to recite famous lines from iconic movies. Read More »
Stephen Amell, star of the CW's Arrow, revealed last week that Matt Nable would portray the Season 3 villain Ra's al Ghul. Many fans were not familiar with the Riddick actor, but executive producer Greg Berlanti said one factor was more important than bringing in a more recognizable name. Read More »
Nearly two decades ago, Liam Neeson was up for the role of James Bond in GoldenEye (1995). Neeson's attachment to the project is not news, but the actor had never revealed why he turned down the part until now. Read More »
Natasha Richardson's death may still come as a surprise to some but her untimely passing is still surreal for her widower Liam Neeson. During an interview with 60 Minutes' Anderson Cooper, Neeson spoke on Richardson and how he's been able to cope. Read More »
The similarities between Aaron Paul's character Jesse Pinkman from AMC's Breaking Bad and The Dark Tower's Eddie Dean are pretty evident, so there's no surprise fans are hoping the Need for Speed actor will join the new Ron Howard film. In fact, Paul took notice to the casting hopes from fans and posted on his Twitter account that Dean is definitely a character he'd be interested to play. Plus it looks like dreams do come true, because Paul revealed that he's been meeting with Howard and discussing the film adaptation of the Stephen King novel! Read More »
Actor Liam Nesson recently appeared on the popular British talk show "The Jonathan Ross Show," and was asked to recite lines from pop star Justin Bieber's smash hit, "Boyfriend." 60-year-old Nesson proved that he can be quite the funnyman, especially compared to his uber-serious character in the action/thriller films "Taken" and "Taken 2." Ross also had the Biebs appear on a recent episode of his show, and made him watch on in amusement as his Hollywood elder made his official "Boyfriend" debut. Read More »
Fans of the 2008 hit Taken will be excited to know that the first trailer of the long-awaited sequel has been released. Read More »
Liam Neeson fans, rejoice. Neeson, who played ex-CIA agent Bryan Mills in the 2008 thriller "Taken," will reprise his role as the ass-kicking, middle-aged retired spy in a sequel to come out later this year, "Taken 2." Read More »
Liam Neeson will return as the former government agent with a "certain set of skills" in Taken 2. Read More »
