Liam Neeson, renowned for his roles in films such as 'Schindler's List' and 'Taken', has announced plans to retire from action films, citing his age as a factor. At 72, Neeson acknowledges that performing his own fight scenes is challenging and admits he doesn't want his stunt double, Mark Vanselow, to take over these scenes entirely, as 'you can't fool audiences'. He plans to retire from action projects by the end of 2025, although he has a number of films, including 'Absolution' and 'The Naked Gun', still in the pipeline. Neeson's career, spanning decades, has seen him evolve into an action hero, a role he took on later in his career, bringing a sense of realism and emotional depth to his characters. Despite contemplating retirement, he remains active in the industry, exploring different genres such as comedy. His decision marks a significant shift in his prolific acting journey, which began in the late 1970s.