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Actor: Maggie Grace

Maggie Grace played Shannon in Lost across two seasons, and then Kim in the Taken trilogy, a character who is kidnapped or endangered in all three films.

The Fault in Our Stars and The Twilight Saga gave her further franchise work, and Fear the Walking Dead gave her a television lead. She has worked increasingly in independent film and produces.

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Taken Trilogy (2008-2014)

The original is among the strongest compressed action thrillers of its decade. Sequels decline predictably.

Taken (2008) film poster

Taken (2008) Review

Taken is the best pure action film of the twenty-first century. Pierre Morel directed it in thirty-six days in Paris on a twenty-five million dollar budge.