Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Television has provided us over the years with a myriad of series based on iconic stories and characters from the cinema. An example of this was the series "Taken", inspired by the popular action movie saga starring Liam Neeson, which unfortunately was canceled after only two seasons. The character of Bryan Mills, masterfully portrayed by Neeson on the big screen, became synonymous with an unstoppable avenger who would do everything possible to protect his family. His lethal skills and determination made him an icon of action cinema in the last decade. NBC decided to bring this character to television in the form of a prequel, with Clive Standen taking on the role of a young Bryan Mills in his early steps in government intelligence services. The captivating premise of seeing how the character evolved and forged himself into the hero we know piqued the interest of viewers. The series "Taken" maintained the essence of the film saga, with thrilling action scenes, bullets, and blows that kept the adrenaline pumping in every episode. However, it also explored deeper aspects of Bryan Mills' life, such as his personal tragedy of losing his sister and his struggle for justice. Love also had its place in Bryan's life in the series, with his relationship with a lawyer that was complicated by the dangerous circumstances in which he operated. This added a touch of drama and vulnerability to the character, showing his more human side and weaknesses. The cast of the series was led by Clive Standen in the role of Bryan Mills, alongside talented actors like Jennifer Beals, Gaius Charles, Adam Goldberg, and Jessica Camacho, who brought to life a team of agents surrounding the protagonist in his dangerous missions. Despite the quality of the production and the commitment of the cast, the series "Taken" did not achieve the expected success. The audience decreased significantly from the first to the second season, and the reviews were not entirely favorable, which may have contributed to the network's decision not to renew it for a third season. Despite its cancellation, the legacy of "Taken" lives on in the memories of fans who enjoyed seeing Bryan Mills in a new light on the small screen. Clive Standen, on the other hand, has continued successfully in his career in film and television, showcasing his talent and versatility as an actor. Although the series came to an end, the imprint of Bryan Mills and his relentless pursuit of justice will continue to resonate in the hearts of those who enjoyed his thrilling adventures on screen, reminding us that sometimes the true action lies in fighting for what we believe is right, regardless of the consequences.