Die Hard With A Vengeance - Cast

Cast

  • Bruce Willis as Lieutenant John McClane
  • Samuel L. Jackson as Zeus Carver, a Harlem electrician. Laurence Fishburne was originally offered the role but turned it down.
  • Jeremy Irons as Simon Peter Gruber, a former military colonel and cunning professional thief who decides to seek revenge on John McClane for the death of his brother Hans Gruber
  • Graham Greene as Joe Lambert, a detective in McClane's squad
  • Colleen Camp as Connie Kowalski, the female detective in McClane's squad
  • Larry Bryggman as Inspector Walter Cobb, the head of McClane's police unit
  • Anthony Peck as Ricky Walsh, another detective in McClane's squad
  • Nick Wyman as Mathias Targo, a freelance terrorist partnering with Simon
  • Sam Phillips as Katya, a mute female terrorist working with Simon
  • Kevin Chamberlin as Charles Weiss, NYPD bomb defusal expert
  • Richard E. Council as Otto, Simon's henchman

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