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April 27, 2024

Enrich Your Plot Using the Hero’s Journey & Die Hard

Developing plot is one of the most vital steps during the plotting and editing of any story. The Hero’s Journey is a common and effective template used to refine plot points and character arcs. While this template can be showcased with a variety of books and movies (Star Wars and The Hunger Games are often used), Die Hard is a faithful and vibrant example.

Thorp died on April 28, 1999 at the age of 62. His final novel was released in 1995.

For years it was extremely difficult to obtain a copy of Nothing Lasts Forever in stores, libraries, and even online. Today, however, it’s easy to order in eBook form.

A combination of all or many of these elements go into creating a great/memorable story. For best results, focus on one element at a time.

Nakatomi Plaza is actually Fox Plaza, a famous skyscraper in Century City, Los Angeles. It opened in 1987 and almost the entire film was shot there.

Joe Leland first appeared in the 1966 novel, The Detective. It became a 1968 movie starring Frank Sinatra as Leland.

An increasingly popular debate exists as to whether Die Hard should be considered a Christmas movie.

Remember, this is $150 million in 1979 dollars. This amount would be the equivalent of over half a billion dollars today.

Cocaine was the stimulant of choice for rich industrialists in the 1980s.

Both watches act as significant symbols. “Watch” these watches.

Never forget the little moments that make life worthwhile. And always pose for a photo with your entire 13-man posse before committing any crime.

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