How Architecture Inspired Scenes in ‘Die Hard’ | All Things Architecture
In the opening scenes of 'Die Hard,' Bruce Willis' John McClane sees Nakatomi Plaza for the first time. Little does he know then, but he will soon be trapped inside, forced to fight a band of terrorists that have overtaken the tower. The building that plays the role of Nakatomi Plaza is the real life 2121 Avenue of the Stars, formerly known as Fox Plaza. The building was the last building designed by William Pereira. A few years later, the building would serve as the setting for 'Die Hard,' inspiring several key scenes in the film. For more information visit archbydesign.com Follow us: Instagram: @all_things_arch X: @all_things_arch Written, Edited & Narrated by Steve Park © 2024 All Things Architecture

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