Supporting characters in this film are the limo driver Argyle and the tabloid journalist Richard Thornburg.
At one point in this film, a character misidentifies the star of High Noon as John Wayne, while another character incorrectly labels the Stockholm Syndrome the "Helsinki" Syndrome. The antagonist of this film claims to be allied with the Asian Dawn movement, but actually just read about it in Time magazine. Supporting characters in this film are the limo driver Argyle and the tabloid journalist Richard Thornburg. In the climax of this movie, the antagonist falls to his death from the Nakatomi building. For 10 points, name this 1988 action film featuring the battle of wits between the villainous Hans Gruber and cop John McClane, played by Bruce Willis.
At one point in this film, a character misidentifies the star of High Noon as John Wayne, while another character incorrectly labels the Stockholm Syndrome the "Helsinki" Syndrome.
{Die Hard}