Greatest Liam Neeson Performances of All Time
Bill Marks in Non-Stop or Bryan Mills in Taken
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Why This Battle Matters
Can the steely resolve of Bryan Mills from 'Taken' outmaneuver the high-altitude heroics of Bill Marks in 'Non-Stop'? Here we have two quintessential Liam Neeson warriors locked in a cinematic clash that cuts deeper than your typical box office brawl. Mills brings a relentless, almost mythical commitment to family; Marks wields a desperate, seat-of-the-pants ingenuity. At stake? Not just bragging rights but a redefinition of what it means to be a hero in the Neeson universe. How do you measure heroism — in the unyielding spirit of a father or the cunning resilience of a protector in the skies?
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How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Bryan Mills in Taken over Bill Marks in Non-Stop when it comes to the greatest Liam Neeson Performances of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Bryan Mills in Taken 90.0% of the time over Bill Marks in Non-Stop.
Across all battles:
Bryan Mills in Taken win rate: 76.7%
Bill Marks in Non-Stop win rate: 14.3%
Fan FAQs
Is Bryan Mills the top performer in the 'Greatest Liam Neeson Performances of All Time' league?
Actually, while Bryan leads big against Bill Marks, Frank Drebin Jr. in The Naked Gun 2025 holds the top spot in the league. You can check out the full GOAT List for all the rankings.
What's the deal with the fierce rivalry between Bryan Mills in Taken and Bill Marks in Non-Stop?
It's all about Bryan Mills being a total badass versus Bill Marks' more nuanced, mystery-solving air marshal role. Fans are drawn to Mills' action-packed, no-holds-barred approach to rescuing his daughter, which starkly contrasts with Marks' suspenseful yet less visceral airborne dilemma.
Why is Bryan Mills in Taken absolutely dominating Bill Marks in Non-Stop in fan votes?
Bryan Mills from Taken is crushing it simply because he's iconic. That phone scene? Legendary! Fans seem to love the sheer intensity and the raw, protective father figure that he portrays, which resonates way more compared to his role in Non-Stop.