
Die Hard 5 could begin filming next year. That's according to John McClane himself, Mr. Bruce Willis, in an interview with MTV.
Beyond that tidbit, Willis finally confirms once and for all that fictional super-cop John McClane is indeed fictional, telling MTV: "There is no John McClane. The John McClane that exists is only in film and in people's minds. And it continues to grow, that mythology continues to grow."
As for Die Hard 5, Willis said he would bring back Live Free or Die Hard director Len Wiseman. But after being trapped in a building, trapped in an airport, trapped in New York City and being screwed with by hackers, Willis said Die Hard 5 could only go one place.
"Well, it's got to go worldwide," Willis said. "That would be my contribution to [the next movie]."
While trying to figure out what the hell that will entail, you can check out a less nonsensical, more scripted Willis in Cop Out, in theaters Friday.
--Eric Pulsifer
Beyond that tidbit, Willis finally confirms once and for all that fictional super-cop John McClane is indeed fictional, telling MTV: "There is no John McClane. The John McClane that exists is only in film and in people's minds. And it continues to grow, that mythology continues to grow."
As for Die Hard 5, Willis said he would bring back Live Free or Die Hard director Len Wiseman. But after being trapped in a building, trapped in an airport, trapped in New York City and being screwed with by hackers, Willis said Die Hard 5 could only go one place.
"Well, it's got to go worldwide," Willis said. "That would be my contribution to [the next movie]."
While trying to figure out what the hell that will entail, you can check out a less nonsensical, more scripted Willis in Cop Out, in theaters Friday.
--Eric Pulsifer