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Taken (1998)

Taken (1998)
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A man being held hostage discovers others besides his captors have it in for him in this taut thriller. Ethan Grover (Dabney Coleman) is a successful businessman who has made more than his share of enemies. His wife, Judy (Linda Smith), has been having an affair with Allan (Stewart Bick), one of Ethan's partners who has been embezzling money from the firm. Syd (Michael Rudder), Ethan's accountant, has been in cahoots with Allan, investing in a dubious real estate venture. And Alex (Brett Watson), Judy's son from an earlier marriage, is a drug addict who has been draining his stepfather's bank account to feed his habit. So when Ethan is kidnapped and held for a two-million-dollar ransom, his immediate family and closest business associates don't immediately come to his aid. Ethan's loyal secretary, Sandra (Dorothee Berryman), tries to untangle the web of deceit and betrayal that has enveloped him while Ethan tries to win the friendship of his kidnappers. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Starring:
Dabney ColemanLinda Smith, (more)
Director(s):
Max Fischer
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Taken

A man being held hostage discovers others besides his captors have it in for him in this taut thriller. Ethan Grover (Dabney Coleman) is a successful businessman who has made more than his share of enemies. His wife, Judy (Linda Smith), has been having an affair with Allan (Stewart Bick), one of Ethan's partners who has been embezzling money from the firm. Syd (Michael Rudder), Ethan's accountant, has been in cahoots with Allan, investing in a dubious real estate venture. And Alex (Brett Watson), Judy's son from an earlier marriage, is a drug addict who has been draining his stepfather's bank account to feed his habit. So when Ethan is kidnapped and held for a two-million-dollar ransom, his immediate family and closest business associates don't immediately come to his aid. Ethan's loyal secretary, Sandra (Dorothee Berryman), tries to untangle the web of deceit and betrayal that has enveloped him while Ethan tries to win the friendship of his kidnappers. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
97 mins

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Director(s):
Max Fischer
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R
Categories:
Mystery & Suspense
Warning:  This product is intended for mature audiences only. It may contain violence, sexual content, drug abuse and/or strong language. You must be 17 or older to purchase it. By ordering this item you are certifying that you are at least 17 years of age.

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    Wyatt P.

    A must have action movie, filled with gritty fight scenes, shoot outs, and a good car chase. Interesting plot, and slightly depicts the sensitive topic of trafficing women. Best way to describe the movie: A secret agent-like man's daughter goes to Paris and is taken by criminals for a prostitution ring. So what does this man do? Destroys Paris in order to save her... sorta. WATCH IT!

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    VICKI C.

    This was a GREAT movie! It kept both my husband & me on the edge of our chairs the entire length of the film. A riveting tale of deception, betrayal, & loyalty. Totally believable storyline, with its characters outstandingly portrayed . I would definitely recommend it!

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    Elisa M.

    It was a pretty good movie and I thought the idea for a plot was well portrayed by the characters. I was entertained and enjoyed the movie. E.M. Albuquerque N.M.

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