Bruce Willis

Bruce Willis played cop

Film genre Western: the themes from Westerns can be transposed into other genres that do not use the American West setting, such as the 1980s action film Die Hard, in which Bruce Willis plays a lone cowboy-type cop.

Canadian Club In the film 16 Blocks, Bruce Willis plays a cop with a penchant for Canadian Club and can be seen drinking/lusting after it at various points during the film.

Typecasting (acting) Bruce Willis played a hero cop in Die Hard ; Die Hard 2 ;Die Hard with a Vengeance and Live Free or Die Hard; he rarely strays from this type (except for his role as a professional killer in The Jackal (film)).

Bruce Willis played character

Franklin Field The film's main character, played by Bruce Willis, plays a security guard at the stadium.

16 Blocks The main characters are played by Bruce Willis, Mos Def, and David Morse.

16 Blocks This would make the third time Willis has played a character loosely based on a Clint Eastwood character, after Last Man Standing (a remake of A Fistful of Dollars), and Sin City (wherein Willis plays a character based on Dirty Harry)

Bruce Willis played hero

Action film Bruce Willis played a Western-inspired hero in the popular Die Hard series of action films.

List of fictional characters within The Simpsons McBain is a movie action hero played by fictional actor Rainier Wolfcastle, a parody of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis (his name is a play on the character of John McClane from the Die Hard movies) for their film personae, and also Clint Eastwood in the Dirty Harry movies.

Bruce Willis played detective

Action film In the film, Bruce Willis plays a New York police detective who inadvertently becomes embroiled in a terrorist take-over of a Los Angeles office block.

1980s in film In the movie, Bruce Willis plays a New York City police detective who inadvertently becomes embroiled in a terrorist take-over of a Los Angeles office block.

Bruce Willis played voice

Look Who's Talking Bruce Willis plays the voice of Mollie's son, Mikey.

Look Who’s Stalking The title "Look Who's Stalking" is a reference to the film Look Who's Talking where Bruce Willis plays the voice of baby Mikey.

Bruce Willis played Jackal

Carlos the Jackal In the 1997 film The Jackal, starring Bruce Willis, Richard Gere and Sidney Poitier, Willis plays a character who goes by the name "The Jackal".

Jackal (The Day of the Jackal) In the 1997 film remake The Jackal, the Jackal was played by Bruce Willis.

Bruce Willis played Tom Mix

Tom Mix Bruce Willis played Tom Mix in the Blake Edwards film Sunset with James Garner as Wyatt Earp.

Bruce Willis played Hartigan

Dirty Harry (film series) But I walked out and said, 'that's not the last Dirty Harry story, I will show you the last Dirty Harry story.'" [2] Bruce Willis played Hartigan, the "Dirty Harry" of the story, when That Yellow Bastard was included in the film version of Sin City released in 2005.

Bruce Willis played William Devereaux

173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team (United States) In the 1998 movie The Siege, Major General William Devereaux, played by Bruce Willis, states that he was in the 173rd Airborne Brigade at the same time that SAIC Anthony Hubbard was in the 82nd Airborne Division.

Bruce Willis played husband

Mortal Thoughts Bruce Willis plays James Urbanski, the violent, drug-addict husband of Cynthia's friend Joyce (Glenne Headly) who is murdered one horrible evening at a nearby Feast of San Gennarro festival.

Bruce Willis played Walker

Murray Walker According to sources, it was announced on Friday April 25 2008 that Bruce Willis may play Walker in an up and coming Hollywood film about Michael Schumacher.

Bruce Willis played role

Fake passport In The Jackal (1997 remake) Bruce Willis playing the role of the Jackal uses fake Argentinian and Canadian passports to enter the USA

Bruce Willis played part

Bandits Val Kilmer was originally considered for the part of Joe, and Bruce Willis was originally going to play the part of Terry, but due to scheduling conflicts, Kilmer backed out, and Willis took over the part of Joe.

Bruce Willis played Art Jeffries

Mercury Rising Bruce Willis plays Art Jeffries, an undercover FBI agent who protects a nine-year-old autistic boy who is the target of assassins after cracking a top secret government code.

Bruce Willis played driver

Dallas (disambiguation) Korben Dallas, ex-soldier and unlikely hero cab-driver played by Bruce Willis in the movie The Fifth Element, set in the 23rd century.

Bruce Willis played McBain

List of fictional characters within The Simpsons McBain is a movie action hero played by fictional actor Rainier Wolfcastle, a parody of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis (his name is a play on the character of John McClane from the Die Hard movies) for their film personae, and also Clint Eastwood in the Dirty Harry movies.

Bruce Willis played William R. Peers

Bruce Willis Willis was slated to play U.S. Army general William R. Peers in director Oliver Stone's Pinkville, a drama about the investigation of the 1968 My Lai massacre.

Bruce Willis played harmonica

Bruce Willis Willis learned to play the harmonica and joined an R&B band called Loose Goose.

Bruce Willis played James Urbanski

Mortal Thoughts Bruce Willis plays James Urbanski, the violent, drug-addict husband of Cynthia's friend Joyce (Glenne Headly) who is murdered one horrible evening at a nearby Feast of San Gennarro festival.

Bruce Willis played John McClane

John McLean (disambiguation) John McClane, fictional character played by Bruce Willis in the 1988 film Die Hard

Bruce Willis played RJ

List of Over the Hedge characters RJ is played by Bruce Willis.

Bruce Willis said something about PG-13

Live Free or Die Hard Willis later confirmed that it was PG-13, but thought that viewers unaware that it was not an R-rated film would not suspect it in watching it, due to the level and intensity of the action, and the usage of some amount of profanity, albeit less than the previous films.

Thomas Rothman Willis later confirmed that it was PG-13, but thought that viewers unaware that it was not an R-rated film would not suspect it in watching it, due to the level and intensity of the action, and the usage of some amount of profanity, albeit less than the previous films.

Bruce Willis said something about Iraq

Bruce Willis In 2007, Willis stated he was not in favor of war in Iraq, but instead liked, “to support the young men and women who are over there participating in the war.”

Bruce Willis said something about Native

Bruce Willis In several interviews with USA Weekend, Willis has said that he supports large salaries for teachers, and says that he is disappointed in the United States' foster care and treatment of Native Americans.

Bruce Willis said something about Americans

Bruce Willis In several interviews with USA Weekend, Willis has said that he supports large salaries for teachers, and says that he is disappointed in the United States' foster care and treatment of Native Americans.

Bruce Willis said something about United States

Bruce Willis In several interviews with USA Weekend, Willis has said that he supports large salaries for teachers, and says that he is disappointed in the United States' foster care and treatment of Native Americans.

Bruce Willis said something about Die

Live Free or Die Hard Willis said in 2005 that the film would be called Die Hard 4.0, as it revolves around computers and cyber-terrorism.

Bruce Willis said something about CGI

Live Free or Die Hard A variety of visual effects were used for action sequences, even though Wiseman and Willis stated that they wanted to limit the amount of CGI in the film.

Bruce Willis said something about Hard

Live Free or Die Hard Willis said in 2005 that the film would be called Die Hard 4.0, as it revolves around computers and cyber-terrorism.

Bruce Willis said something about film

Bruce Willis Willis has said that he wants to "make a pro-war film in which American soldiers will be depicted as brave fighters for freedom and democracy."

Bruce Willis said something about Will Smith

Bruce Willis Willis reacting on his divorce stated "I felt I had failed as a father and a husband by not being able to make it work" and credited actor Will Smith for helping him get through the divorce.