Harry Ellis | Die Hard Wiki | Fandom
Harry Ellis was a sleazy businessman working for the Nakatomi Corporation. A cocaine abuser and stereotypical yuppie, Ellis arrogantly attempted to assist Hans Gruber in betraying John McClane to save his own life, only to get himself killed by Gruber in the process. "You'll have to forgive Ellis, he gets very depressed this time of year.
Die Hard (1988) - Hart Bochner as Ellis - IMDb
John McClane : Ellis, you shouldn't be doin' this. Harry Ellis : Tell me about it. Alright, John, listen. They want you to tell them where the detonators are.
Die Hard: Hart Bochner as Harry Ellis » BAMF Style
Dec 10, 2024 · Hart Bochner’s performance as Ellis exemplifies the enduring appeal of Die Hard, filled with not just an interesting hero and villain but also an array of side characters who make the most of their screen time, thanks to Jeb Stuart and Steven E. de Souza’s fine screenplay and how each character was brought to life by their respective actors.
All Hail Die Hard's Harry Ellis, 80's Cinema Greatest Sleazebag
Apr 15, 2020 · Die Hard is a classic with lots of great characters from Hans Gruber to Al Powell, but it also has 80s cinema greatest sleazeball with Harry Ellis.
Harry Ellis | Die Hard scenario Wiki | Fandom
Harry Ellis was played by Hart Bochner in Die Hard. He was a sleazy businessman working for the Nakatomi Corporation. A cocaine addict and stereotypical yuppie, Ellis arrogantly attempted to assist Hans Gruber in betraying John McClane to save …
Hart Bochner - IMDb
However, it was his role in Die Hard (1988), opposite Bruce Willis, that would earn him pop culture status. His performance as the obnoxiously sleazy Harry ("Hans, Bubby") Ellis was bestowed the #2 spot on Maxim's "The Greatest Movie Sleazeballs Of All Time" list.
Whats the deal with Ellis in Die Hard ? : r/movies - Reddit
Ellis was dead the moment he tried to get Holly to show the Rolex that she got from work. It's the same one McClane undoes in order to kill both Hans and Holly's connection to her job, which is what made her move to LA in the first place.