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As Hans Gruber, his brother Simon and several other super villains can attest, it is hard to kill NYPD cop John McClane, despite that underwhelming last film. Fox is making a deal for Live Free Or Die Hard helmer Len Wiseman to return and develop with producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura a sixth installment of Die Hard, the venerable action series that overnight transformed Bruce Willis from a TV to a movie star back in 1988.
With the new The Crow remake coming soon, we take a look back at the 30-year-old cult classic original–and where the stars are now.
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This has got to be the best day of my life. Stoked for more Die Hard.
Len Wiseman...the guy who gave us the horrible, watered down Die Hard 4
Urm...after the 5th film which made the 4th look amazing why don't they get some of the people who did Die Hard 1-3 on board.
It's obviously going to be the last one so why not send it off on a high note. Get some of the original cast back aswell like his ex wife.
Die Hard 1-4 were friggin awesome. 3 was my favourite. 5 was shit in every way possible. Hated his son. Hope he's not in the 6th.
Yipee kai yay m'fkr!!
Worst news ever. Leave it alone! Especially for a prequel so stupid.
Why bother though..?
Think about it, in the original 'Die Hard' John McClane was just an ordinary cop, family man w/kids.. some friction between his wife and himself.. all normal..
Then he goes to L.A. (where his wife works) and a Christmas party at Nakatomi Plaza.. that's when John McClane BECAME extraordinary, when European thieves (posing as terrorists) hijack the party..
No need for a prequel, the John McClane we all know and love wasn't created until L.A. - not in 1979..