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Taken 3

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Bryan is framed for a crime he didn't commit and runs from the LAPD to clear his name

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Quick recap

Bryan visits his daughter Kim and invites his ex-wife Lenore to dinner. She turns up and says her marriage is struggling. The next morning, Bryan finds Lenore dead at home and becomes the prime suspect. He escapes the Los Angeles police, uses his contacts to trace the killers and learns she was murdered over a debt owed by her husband, Stuart. Kim, pregnant, is taken by her stepfather. Bryan breaks into a Russian mobster's penthouse and chases Stuart to the airport, where he stops him before takeoff. At Kim's request, he leaves him for the police.

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  1. Behind the scenesThe third film that wasn't going to happen

    In September 2012, Liam Neeson said a third film was unlikely. He changed his mind: he was paid $20 million, nearly half the $48 million budget.

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  2. CameoA new Stuart

    The stepfather Stuart, played by Xander Berkeley in the first film, was recast: now it is Dougray Scott. Maggie Grace, Famke Janssen and Leland Orser also returned.

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  3. SetupLos Angeles and Atlanta, with a Georgia school

    Shooting began March 29, 2014, in Los Angeles and Atlanta. Kim's school scenes were filmed at Newton College & Career Academy in Covington, Georgia, over two days in April.

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