Liam Neeson returns as Bryan Mills in Taken 4 (2026)—the high-stakes, action-packed sequel that pushes the ex-CIA operative to his most personal and dangerous mission yet. With a ruthless new enemy, explosive combat sequences, and an emotionally charged story, this film takes the beloved franchise to new levels of intensity.

Plot Overview:
Bryan Mills has spent the last few years trying to live a peaceful life, reconnecting with his daughter Kim (Maggie Grace) and making amends with his ex-wife Lenore (Famke Janssen). But peace never lasts for a man with a “particular set of skills.”
When a shadowy international crime syndicate, led by the brilliant but ruthless Victor Kane (Cillian Murphy), targets Bryan’s family, his worst nightmare begins again. Kane seeks revenge for Bryan’s past takedowns of global criminal networks, and to make him suffer, Kim and her young child are abducted.

As Bryan embarks on his deadliest pursuit yet, he discovers that Kane’s vendetta is not just about revenge—it’s deeply tied to a covert mission from Bryan’s past, one that left lasting scars and buried secrets. Forced to confront his own mistakes and regrets, Bryan must rely on old allies, deadly instincts, and sheer willpower to stop Kane before it’s too late.
Why This Will Be the Most Intense Taken Yet:
Liam Neeson returns, proving age is just a number when it comes to deadly efficiency.
Cillian Murphy as a chilling new villain, bringing intelligence and brutality in equal measure.
Non-stop, high-octane action, from Parisian car chases to brutal hand-to-hand combat in Berlin.
A deep, emotional story, forcing Bryan to face the cost of his past and the consequences of his violence.
A breathtaking final showdown in the Swiss Alps, where Bryan must risk everything for one last chance at saving his family.

With heart-stopping tension, jaw-dropping action, and a gripping narrative, Taken 4 is set to be the most thrilling chapter yet—proving that Bryan Mills still has unfinished business.
They took his family. They left him no choice. Now, he’s coming for them.