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Fake Shemp: For Fritz's death scene, Hans Buhringer wasn't called in that day of filming, as the filmmakers were already behind schedule, so they opted for 6'4 Native American stuntman Henry Kingi to double for him while wearing a wig. Buhringer joked that he never really died in the film as he wasn't an experienced actor at the time. Cut Phone Lines: The first thing the baddies do is cutting the building's phone lines. They weren't planning on physically cutting them, but Karl got impatient. My Greatest Failure: Al cannot forgive himself for shooting a kid with a plastic gun. He averts this when he fires on Karl to save John at the end of the film in My Greatest Second Chance. When Alexander shoots the LAPD armored vehicle, the same shot from different angles appears to be used since the same window is blown out. Karl tells Fritz and Franco "No one kills him but me," because he wants revenge for the death of his younger brother.

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John famously uses a Beretta 92F, which was modified with an extended slide release on the left side (Bruce Willis is left-handed). The crooks are out to steal hundreds of millions of dollars in "Bearer Bonds", financial vouchers issued in the period redeemable for cash (eventually banned because of their use in money laundering and drug dealing).McClane initially has a shoulder holster for his Beretta 92F service pistol but he leaves it behind in the bathroom when the terrorists storm the building and spends the rest of the movie carrying his handgun in his pants. This is a highly impractical way to carry a large bulky pistol like the 92F. Hans: You'll have it. But let Heinrich plant the detonators, and Theo prepare the vault. After we call the police, they'll waste hours trying to negotiate, and then you can tear the building apart looking for this man. But until then, we do not alter the plan.

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After Argyle punches out Theo, he shakes his wrist in pain. Wrist injuries are a common result of punching. Inverted and Played for Laughs when the SWAT team is approaching and one of them takes ... a rose thorn to the hand! I Need a Freaking Drink: Argyle is mixing a drink when the news report comes on about the hostage crisis. When he hears it's taking place right above him at Nakatomi Tower, he takes a drink right from the bottle. There is the argument between John and Holly early in the story about her using her maiden name for her job and how hurt John is by that gesture.

Motive Misidentification: McClane, the LAPD and FBI are led to believe Hans Gruber and his men are terrorists, holding the Nakatomi Plaza building hostage in exchange for numerous terrorist prisoners being released. In fact, Hans is deliberately leading the FBI to believe this, as the FBI's protocols for dealing with a terrorist threat are exactly what he needs to rob the place and get away with the cash. McClane: Tell her [Holly] that she's the best thing that ever happened to a bum like me. She's heard me say "I love you" a thousand times. She never heard me say "I'm sorry". I want you to tell her that, Al. Tell her that John said that he was sorry. The Heavy: Subverted. While Hans Gruber does set the events of the movie into motion, forcing other characters into action, and otherwise driving the entire plot of the movie, John McClane also sends the plot into other directions by being proactive and antagonizing Gruber. Their battle of wits, both men acting and reacting to the other, sets the general cat-and-mouse tone of the movie, with both taking turns in either role. John McClane: Sister Teresa called me Mr. McClane in the third grade. My friends call me John, and you're neither, shithead.