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Best Foreign Language Film | 1990 | John
Best Foreign Language Film | 1990 | John
Best Foreign Language Film | 1990
Best Sound Editing Sound Effects | 1989 | Richard
Best Foreign Language Film | 1989 | John
1989 | Michael
Motion Picture | 2019
National Film Preservation Board | 2017
Best Effects Sound Effects Editing | 1989 | Stephen Hunter
Best Sound | 1989 | Richard
Best Effects Visual Effects | 1989
Best Film Editing | 1989 | Frank J.
Best Overall New Extra Features Library Title | 2001 | David
Best Motion Picture | 1989 | Jeb
Budget 28,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 140,767,956 USD
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The fictional Nakatomi Plaza is the headquarters of 20th Century Studios, so the studio could use one of its own buildings and didn't have to hold back on stunts and action sequences. While Jeb Stuart was writing the screenplay, he did a tour of the building, and immediately incorporated some of the locations and objects he found there into his script as set pieces (such as the cart that McClane and Karl end up riding during their fight). The company charged itself rent for the use of the then-unfinished building. Some of the middle floors were occupied by legal and administrative departments, so only empty floors were used for filming. Still, the filming of scenes that involved gunfire had to be postponed until after hours because some of the employees from the active floors started to complain about the noise.
The costume department had 17 undershirts in various stages of degradation on hand for Bruce Willis.
In an article for the 30th anniversary of the film, Bonnie Bedelia stated that the first thing she thinks of when someone mentions the movie is Alan Rickman. The two became friends and had lunch together every day while shooting the movie. She expressed how lovely and gentle Rickman was in real life.
In 2007, Bruce Willis donated John McClane's undershirt to the Smithsonian Museum.
The scene where Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman meet up was unrehearsed to create a greater feeling of spontaneity between the two actors.
"John McClane: [huddled in an air vent, recalls his wife's invitation] "Come out to the coast, we'll get together, have a few laughs...""
"Supervisor: [as McClane tries to call up police] Attention, whoever you are, this channel is reserved for emergency calls only. John McClane: No fucking shit, lady! Does it sound like I'm ordering a pizza?"
