| Characters | Film | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Die Hard | Die Hard 2: Die Harder | Die Hard with a Vengeance | Live Free or Die Hard | A Good Day to Die Hard | |
| John McClane | Bruce Willis | ||||
| Holly Gennero | Bonnie Bedelia | (voice) | Bonnie Bedelia (photo) | (mentioned) | |
| Al Powell | Reginald VelJohnson | ||||
| Richard Thornburg | William Atherton | ||||
| Lucy Gennero-McClane | Taylor Fry | (mentioned) | Mary Elizabeth Winstead | ||
| John "Jack" McClane Jr. | Noah Land | (mentioned) | (mentioned) | Jai Courtney | |
| Hans Gruber | Alan Rickman | Alan Rickman (flashback) | |||
| Karl | Alexander Godunov | ||||
| Harry Ellis | Hart Bochner | ||||
| Deputy Dwayne Robinson | Paul Gleason | ||||
| Argyle | De'voreaux White | ||||
| Colonel Stuart | William Sadler | ||||
| Captain Lorenzo | Dennis Franz | ||||
| Major Grant | John Amos | ||||
| General Esperanza | Franco Nero | ||||
| Leslie Barnes | Art Evans | ||||
| Zeus Carver | Samuel L. Jackson | ||||
| Simon Peter Gruber | Jeremy Irons | ||||
| Walter Cobb | Larry Bryggman | ||||
| Joe Lambert | Graham Greene | ||||
| Connie Kowalski | Colleen Camp | ||||
| Matt Farrell | Justin Long | ||||
| Thomas Gabriel | Timothy Olyphant | ||||
| Frederick 'Warlock' Kaludis | Kevin Smith | ||||
| Miguel Bowman | Cliff Curtis | ||||
| Mai Linh | Maggie Q | ||||
| Trey | Jonathan Sadowski | ||||
| Yuri Komarov | Sebastian Koch | ||||
| Irina | Yuliya Snigir | ||||
| Alik | Radivoje Bukvic | ||||
| Mike Collins | Cole Hauser | ||||
| Viktor Chagarin | Sergei Kolesnikov | ||||
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