Liam Neeson to Retire from Action Films by 2025

Liam Neeson, now 72, has hinted at retiring from action films by the end of 2025 during an interview with People, acknowledging the physical limitations that come with aging. He expressed a desire to stop doing his own stunts, stating, "You can’t fool audiences," and emphasized that he doesn't want his stunt double, Mark Vanselow, to take over his fight scenes. Despite contemplating retirement, Neeson remains active in the film industry, with multiple projects lined up, including a remake of The Naked Gun and films like Absolution and Hotel Tehran. Neeson rose to fame in action cinema with the 2008 film Taken and has since starred in various action roles. While he reflects on his career, he is committed to finishing his current projects before potentially stepping away from the genre. The actor's legacy in film spans several decades, beginning with serious roles and evolving into a celebrated action star.