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Bruce Willis delivered an iconic performance as John McClane in the 1988 action thriller 'Die Hard,' which catapulted him to international stardom. As McClane, a New York City police detective, Willis brought a unique blend of toughness, vulnerability, and sarcastic wit to the role, creating a character that was both relatable and larger than life. His portrayal of McClane as a resourceful everyman thrust into a harrowing situation—battling a group of highly skilled terrorists in a Los Angeles skyscraper—showcased his physical prowess and charisma. Willis's performance was marked by an undercurrent of raw authenticity, as he navigated the treacherous Nakatomi Plaza with nothing but his wits, tenacity, and a dwindling supply of ammunition. His interactions with the villainous Hans Gruber, played by Alan Rickman, are particularly memorable, highlighting Willis's ability to hold his own against a formidable antagonist. Bruce Willis's John McClane became the archetype of the modern action hero, and his performance in 'Die Hard' remains a touchstone in the genre, celebrated for its grit, humor, and sheer entertainment value.