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4 de feb. de 2013 · También salió una infografía de “Die Hard: With a Vengeance”, en ella aparecen algunas curiosidades de este filme: ocasiones en las que sonríe el protagonista, frases más recordadas y otras...
- It Was Adapted from A Novel with No Relation to The Movies
- The Edited For TV Version Features Mcclane Saying “Yippee Ki-Yay, Mr Falcon”
- No Real Airlines Would Agree to Be Featured in The Film
- A Single Action Sequence Contains Footage Shot at Eight Different Locations
- The Script Contained A Lot More F-Words Until Actor Fred Thompson Complained
- It Was An Even Bigger Hit Than Die Hard
- Bruce Willis Has called It His Least Favourite Die Hard Film
- Bruce Willis Was Given Free Rein to Ad-Lib
- John Leguizamo Says His Role Was Reduced Because of His Height
- Bruce Willis and John Amos Didn’T Get Along For Real
The original Die Hard was a loose adaptation of Nothing Lasts Forever, a 1979 novel from writer Roderick Thorp. In common with its predecessor, Die Hard 2 has literary origins, but it isn’t based on another Roderick Thorp novel: the plot is instead borrowed from 58 Minutes, a novel by Walter Wager which has no relation to Thorp’s work. First publis...
Die Hard 2 sees Bruce Willis’ John McClane repeat the line from the previous film that became his catchphrase (we won’t repeat it here – we’re sure you know the line we mean). The censored version of the film released to television in the United States has become legendary among fans, as it changes the line in question to “Yippee ki-yay, Mr Falcon....
For most major movies that include scenes involving commercial airliners, there is an ideal opportunity for a spot of lucrative product placement. However, when it came to the scenes involving such passenger planes in Die Hard 2, the filmmakers had a problem: no genuine airlines wanted to be involved, as they didn’t like the idea of a movie based o...
We’re all aware that making large scale action movies is a costly, time-consuming and often complicated business. Even so, it’s a little hard to fathom the logistics that went into the moment in Die Hard 2 when John McClane comes up to the airport runway and narrowly avoids being hit by an oncoming plane as it rushes by. This sequence creates the i...
Writer Steven E de Souza has recalled that during production on Die Hard 2 he was approached by actor Fred Thompson, who said that they were using the F-word too often. At first de Souza assumed that Thompson was making this objection on moral grounds, but when the writer watched some of the dailies he realised the actor had a point. In the scenes ...
Given how the original Die Hard had catapulted Bruce Willis to superstardom and changed the face of action movies, everyone at the studio was banking on the sequel also being a hit – and they were not left disappointed. Die Hard 2 wound up doing even better than expected at the box office, with a final haul of $240.2 million worldwide. This was a s...
While Die Hard 2 is generally well-liked by action fans, it seems that Bruce Willis himself doesn’t look back on the second film with quite the same level of fondness. The actor remarked in a 2007 interview, “The second was my least favourite and the least fun. Far too self-referentially precious, the story was all over the place, and suffered from...
The first Die Hard was conceived as a fairly straight action movie, and the role of John McClane was originally offered to a great many of Hollywood’s most bankable leading men. Things changed when the role was given to Bruce Willis, who was known primarily for working in comedy at the time, and brought a lot of his own distinctive humour to the fi...
Among the familiar faces in Die Hard 2’s supporting cast is John Leguizamo, who appears as Burke, a henchman of William Sadler’s Colonel Stuart. Leguizamo went on to become a bigger name in the 90s, but doesn’t get much to do in Die Hard 2 – and the actor says that his part was reduced in the film because of his height. At 5’7″, Leguizamo was a few...
In contrast with the first film in which he’s mostly alone, Die Hard 2 sees John McClane share scenes with many other actors, a fair few of them playing authority figures with whom he butts heads. The most memorable of these (along with Dennis Franz’s Captain Carmine Lorenzo) is John Amos as Major Grant, commander of the military unit sent in to ta...
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Die Hard 2 (titulada La jungla 2: alerta roja en España y Duro de matar 2 en Hispanoamérica) es la segunda entrega de la saga Die Hard (Jungla de cristal en España, Duro de matar en Hispanoamérica), dirigida por Renny Harlin y protagonizada por Bruce Willis como John McClane y estrenada en 1990.
- Renny Harlin
- Lawrence Gordon, Charles Gordon, Joel Silver
- Walter Wager, Steven E. de Souza
4 de jul. de 2022 · La película dio continuidad a la exitosa franquicia de acción "Die Hard"
Die Hard 2 es la segunda entrega de la saga Die Hard, dirigida por Renny Harlin y protagonizada por Bruce Willis como John McClane y estrenada en 1990.
Curiosidades [] Se puede apreciar la bandera boliviana a un costado del avion que lleva al general Esperanza. Se observa, que el encendedor que usa McClane para quemar el combustible del avión, es el mismo que coge a uno de los terroristas de Hans Gruber en la película anterior.
