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For the next film in the series, see Die Hard 2.
Die Hard
Directed by
John McTiernan
Produced by
GordonJoel Lawrence SilverCharles brands GordonBeau
Written by
Novel: Roderick ThorpScreenplay: Jeb E. StuartSteven de Souza
Starring
Bruce BedeliaAlexander RickmanBonnie WillisAlan GodunovReginald Gleason VelJohnsonPaul
Music
KamenChris Michael Boardman (uncredited)
Cinematography
Jan de Bont
Installation:
John F. LinkFrank J. Urioste
Studio
Silver Pictures
Distributed by
20th Century Fox
Release date (s)
July 15, 1988
Duration
131 minutes
Country
U.S.
Language
EnglishGerman
Budget
$ 30 million (est.)
Gross receipts
Domestic: $ 83,008,852 Worldwide: $ 138,708,852
Followed by
Die Hard 2
Die Hard (1988) is the first action movie in the Die Hard series. The film was produced by Lawrence Gordon and Charles, with Joel Silver.
It was written by Jeb Stuart and Steven E. de Souza, stars Bruce Willis, Bonnie Bedelia, Alan Rickman, Paul Gleason, Alexander Godunov, Reginald VelJohnson and William Atherton, and was directed by John McTiernan. A critical and commercial success, Die Hard film career propelled Willis and established as a portraitist Rickman popular villains in the film. The film also started the series Die Hard.
The film is based on a novel by Roderick Thorp 1979 titled Nothing Lasts Forever, itself a sequel to the book The Detective, which has already been done in a 1968 movie starring Frank Sinatra.
Plot

Fox Plaza in Los Angeles, portrayed in the film as "Nakatomi Plaza"
John McClane, a detective in New York City Police Department, arrived in Los Angeles on Christmas Eve, trying to meet and reconcile with his estranged wife Holly, who is attending a Christmas party thrown by his employer, fiction based in Japan, the Nakatomi Corporation at its headquarters, U.S. branches, the high rise Nakatomi Plaza, 30th floor. While McClane is cooler for the flight, they see for the first time in several months and have an argument about his use of her maiden name, Gennero, but Holly is soon called to make a speech. As the party continues, a group of 12 terrorists apparently actually thieves, led by Hans Gruber seize the building and engage in the fire of panic because they raid the party goers hostage. McClane has escaped from the floor (without shoes) and ran up the stairs to check the upper floors of the building. It looks like Gruber and three henchmen question Joseph Takagi, head of Holly.
Takagi Gruber explains that his intention is to steal 640 million dollars in bearer bonds kept in the vault of the building and requests for Takagi access code to the computer system of the company is the first step in order to elucidate the vault. When Takagi refuses to give the code Gruber, saying he did not and it is useless anyway Gruber, Gruber kill Takagi. McClane is upset he could not save Takagi and sneaks.