Dec 17, 2016 03:17 AM EST By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Liam Neeson is no longer the only person with a very particular and very dangerous set of skills. The first trailer of "Taken" previews the Northern Irish actor Clive Standen as Bryan Mills in NBC's American television series.

The minute-long teaser video was released days ago, suggesting how the then young Bryan Mills became one of the Central Intelligence Agency's most effective field agents. The short clip began where both the protagonist and someone close to him are on board a train and talking about their future.

Nevertheless, all of the "Taken" TV series main characters future plans go down the drain as a group of armed men attempted to seize the express and threatened the passengers on board. Mills then sprung into action and disabled the antagonists, though the situation killed Bryan's companion in the process.

While the main protagonist of the "Taken" TV series is still recuperating both physically and emotionally, the director of CIA's Emergency Covert Team expressed her intent in recruiting Mills. The succeeding parts of the video will see the "Taken" TV series main character accepting the post driven by the tragedy that had happened to him, and made it as the character's personal mission to put an end to the ill-minded individuals.

The "Taken" TV series, which is based on the film series of the same name, may most likely feature the younger Bryan's exploits as the character helps individuals in need that were victimized by such crimes, though the American television series is expected to have the plot twist penchant just like any other TV shows, according to Collider.

Furthermore, Standen stated that it's whether his character in "Taken" series goes to the dark side, or whether his character is prepared to sweep things under the carpet in order to keep America safe. Standen also said that the "Taken" series is a very intelligent drama, Digital Spy reported.

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