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Relationship-Salvaging Disaster: John gets back together with his ex-wife having saved her from robbers who took over the Nakatomi building.

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The movie is a loose adaptation of Roderick Thorp's 1979 novel Nothing Lasts Forever, keeping most of the events of the book while altering the characters to various degree. He is very nervous before any oncoming fight and tends to win with a little smarts and a LOT of luck, but the growing injuries are very evident by the end.The children are the protagonist's grandchildren instead, and rather than staying safely at home they are at the party with their mother and are also taken hostage. Takagi's password, Akagi, is both a play on his name and a Shout Out to actor James Shigeta's role as Admiral Nagumo in the film Midway, whose flagship was the aircraft carrier Akagi. In the film, nothing unsavory is shown about the Nakatomi corporation, and the head of the company personally is much more noble. He's a more realistic example than most, however, since his "cracking" consisted of figuring out the password for the first layer, then taking a big power drill to the next five. The police outside hear the entire conversation and the Chief reads the situation as John mercilessly letting him die, while Powell understands that John did everything he could.

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Smokescreen Crime: The Nakatomi building is taken hostage by a team of supposed radicals led by Hans Gruber. When Theo first enters, he's describing a play involving four members of the remarkable late-eighties L. Theo, Eddie, and Ulli are particularly important members (Theo is breaking into the vault full of bearer bonds, Eddie mans the security desk at the front and deals with anyone who enters, and Ulli does most of the work for wiring the roof to explode).

He meets up with her at a Christmas Eve party in the Nakatomi Plaza, the skyscraper where she works. Good Smoking, Evil Smoking: "Bill Clay" holds his cigarette the "European" way, between his thumb and forefinger, rather than between his forefinger and middle finger. John saves her from being dragged down with the villain by unhinging her wristwatch, which makes Hans lose his grip.