John McClane really knew what he was doing in Nakatomi Plaza, as Die Hard's official prequel comic reveals he had experience in similar situations.

Armed and ludicrous, John McClane is back in "A Good Day to Die Hard," the fifth installment of the beloved franchise starring Bruce Willis. As the New York cop who never met a problem he couldn't ...

John McClane (Bruce Willis), Jack McClane (Jai Courtney) and a Russian under their protection, Komarov (Sebastian Koch), take a fateful elevator ride in “A Good Day to Die Hard.” ...

Bruce Willis Brought Back John McClane For An Explosive ‘Die Hard’-Themed Battery Commercial Matt Prigge Contributing Writer Twitter October 18, 2020 Die Hard battery commercial (1080p) ...

Does anyone care about John McClane anymore? That's not the same as asking if you want to see A Good Day to Die Hard, the fifth in this series of films with increasingly outlandish action — and ...

Bruce Willis, 65, returned as his iconic "Die Hard" character Detective John McClane for a commercial promoting Advance Auto Parts ' new long-lasting car battery, also called DieHard.

Casting the lead role of John McClane in Die Hard was trickier than one would imagine. The producers had a running list of actors, although several factors made it difficult to find the right ...

John McClane kicks assssss! Yippee-ki-yay, indeed. The second-best thing Erik Lundegaard has seen on YouTube is Guyz Nite’s “Die Hard” video. He can be reached at: elundegaard@comcast.net.

— For John McClane, it all started at Nakatomi Plaza. Twenty-five years ago, Bruce Willis' action character wisecracked his way through a hostage siege at the fictional office building in 1988's ...

4. John McClane is human, not superhuman. “In the first installment of the franchise, the first scene you see with John is his hand clenching the armrest of a plane.

Both John McClane and John Rambo will leave the Call of Duty Store on June 18 at 9 p.m. PT/12 a.m. ET. There’s no telling if they will return to the shop afterward, so you may want to consider ...