Liam Neeson’s 15 Highest-Grossing Movies – Adjusted for Inflation
From Jedi Masters and mythological gods to action dads and even animated lions, Liam Neeson has one of the most eclectic filmographies in Hollywood. Known for his commanding voice and magnetic screen presence, Neeson’s movies have drawn audiences across decades. Here are his 15 biggest box office hits, adjusted for inflation.
We’ve excluded his very brief cameos in The Dark Knight Rises and The Rise of Skywalker.
15) Taken (2008)
The thriller that redefined Neeson’s career. As ex-CIA operative Bryan Mills, Neeson’s famous line – “I will find you, and I will kill you” – turned him into an unlikely late-career action star.
Worldwide gross in 2008: $226,941,585
Adjusted for 2025: $337,968,588
14) The Haunting (1999)
In this horror remake, Neeson played Dr. David Marrow, a psychologist leading a sleep study in a haunted mansion. Though panned by critics, its visuals and atmosphere drew strong box office numbers.
Worldwide gross in 1999: $180,188,905
Adjusted for 2025: $346,784,224
13) Kingdom of Heaven (2005)
Ridley Scott’s medieval epic featured Neeson as Godfrey of Ibelin, father to Orlando Bloom’s Balian. His brief but pivotal role helped set the story of knights and crusades in motion.
Worldwide gross in 2005: $218,674,938
Adjusted for 2025: $359,007,112
12) Wrath of the Titans (2012)
Reprising his role as Zeus, Neeson thundered through the mythological sequel with Sam Worthington’s Perseus. Though not as strong as the original, it still proved a solid box office performer.
Worldwide gross in 2012: $305,270,083
Adjusted for 2025: $426,303,251
11) Love Actually (2003)
In this beloved ensemble rom-com, Neeson played Daniel, a grieving widower navigating love, loss, and fatherhood. His warmth and sincerity made his storyline one of the film’s highlights.
Worldwide gross in 2003: $246,821,053
Adjusted for 2025: $430,101,207
10) Battleship (2012)
Neeson added gravitas to this naval sci-fi blockbuster as Admiral Shane, the stern commander facing an alien invasion. Though critically divisive, its action spectacle carried it globally.
Worldwide gross in 2012: $313,477,717
Adjusted for 2025: $437,765,039
9) Taken 3 (2014)
Bryan Mills returned once more framed for a crime he didn’t commit and on the run from both police and criminals. While the trilogy’s weakest critically, audiences still showed up in force.
Worldwide gross in 2014: $327,656,424
Adjusted for 2025: $443,246,662.1
8) Taken 2 (2012)
After saving his daughter in the first film, Mills and his family were once again targeted by vengeful kidnappers. With more chases, fights, and phone calls, it solidified Neeson’s action star credentials.
Worldwide gross in 2012: $377,807,404
Adjusted for 2025: $527,600,094
7) Batman Begins (2005)
As Ra’s al Ghul, Neeson was both mentor and adversary to Christian Bale’s Bruce Wayne. His performance brought depth and gravitas to Nolan’s reboot of the Batman saga.
Worldwide gross in 2005: $359,004,502
Adjusted for 2025: $589,391,590
6) The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010)
Neeson once again lent his iconic voice to Aslan, the noble lion, guiding the Pevensie children through their latest mystical adventure. His presence was vital to the series’ sense of wonder.
Worldwide gross in 2010: $418,186,950
Adjusted for 2025: $614,781,930
5) The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008)
Aslan’s roar echoed once more in this darker, more mature sequel to The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Though not as successful as its predecessor, it was still a major global hit.
Worldwide gross in 2008: $417,341,288
Adjusted for 2025: $621,517,849
4) The Lego Movie (2014)
In a lighter role, Neeson voiced Bad Cop/Good Cop, a hilariously conflicted police officer torn between villainy and kindness. His vocal performance was both funny and surprisingly heartfelt.
Worldwide gross in 2014: $468,084,718
Adjusted for 2025: $633,966,691
3) Clash of the Titans (2010)
Neeson thundered onto the screen as Zeus in this mythological epic, commanding the heavens in the battle against monsters and fate. His booming delivery of “Release the Kraken!” became instantly iconic.
Worldwide gross in 2010: $493,214,888
Adjusted for 2025: $725,081,451
2) The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005)
As Aslan, Neeson’s majestic voice gave soul and power to the great lion who guides the Pevensie siblings against the White Witch. A fantasy classic that enchanted families worldwide.
Worldwide gross in 2005: $720,539,572
Adjusted for 2025: $1,182,937,712
1) Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999)
As Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn, Neeson became a cornerstone of the Star Wars prequel trilogy. His calm wisdom, mentoring of Obi-Wan, and discovery of Anakin Skywalker left a lasting mark on the saga. Despite mixed reviews, the anticipation for Phantom Menace made it a box office juggernaut.
Worldwide gross in 1999: $1,027,044,677
Adjusted for 2025: $1,976,608,336
From wise mentors to mythic gods, action heroes to beloved lions, Liam Neeson has built a career that spans genres – and the box office proves audiences never get tired of his commanding presence.
