The well-received action thriller film promises another installment to be release January 2015. With production ongoing, fans all over the world speculate on plotlines. Liam Neeson promises guarantees nobody gets abducted this time around.
The 61-year-old actor is well known for numerous movies that topped the box office. He has been part of top grossing films such as "Star Wars Episode I: Phantom Menace", "Les Miserables", "Batman Begins", and "Clash of the Titans". His portrayal of Oskar Schindler in Spielberg's "Schindler's List" won him the 1993 Oscar Best Actor Award.
In an interview with Jonathan Ross, Neeson shares: "Yeah, we're going to do it this year. I said I'll do it as long as nobody get taken. I'm serious."
It was reported early on that Neeson believed a third installment was close to impossible, however come last quarter of 2012, writers Robert Mark Kamen and Luc Besson expressed that a third one was in the works.
Seeing that the "Taken 3" was less likely to be about another family member getting abducted, Neeson signed on to reprise his role as Bryan Mills for a whopping $20 million salary, Deadline.com reveals. Other cast members returning are Maggie Grace (Kim Mills), Famke Janssen (Lennie Mills), Leland Orser (Sam) and Jon Gries (Casey).
"Taken 3" plot rumors assume that abduction on any character will not be seen in third installment. With shooting locations set in schools around the Los Angeles area, speculations online surface. One possible plotline could involve Bryan's Daughter, Kim.
Reports from Manly Movie explain the possibility that Bryan Mills will get himself caught in a frame-up, perhaps for murder. He will then reach out to daughter Kim, and again ask for her help. She will be in school, college this time, and will aid her father to escape the police. Who frames him, and the reason why him are among the questions running in this possible plot.
Oliver Megaton director of "Taken 2" holds the reigns as director in the third installment. "Taken 3" opens in theaters on January 9, 2015.
