The background to his judgment dates back to 2002 when McTiernan was doing

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more than a year ago, "Die Hard" director goes to jail
John McTiernan, who directed "Die Hard" in 1988 has not made a film since 2003, but now he really had his fate sealed. He has been sentenced to one year in prison and 100,000 dollars in fines, writes the Hollywood Reporter.
The 62-year-old director was already convicted in 2010, when he was found guilty of false testimony to the FBI in connection with their investigation of Anthony Pellicano woodbury common premium outlets scandal. His final judgment has, however, woodbury common premium outlets been slow, but now it is clear that McTiernan will go to jail.
The background to his judgment dates back to 2002 when McTiernan was doing "Rollerball." He hired Anthony Pellicano to investigate one of the film's producers, Chuck Roven. An audio recording reveals that McTiernan was aware that Pellicano used an illegal eavesdropping device. Since McTiernan initially had told the FBI that he had barely been involved, so it led to this punishment.
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Extras ... Aspiring actors who at best can get a few seconds of screen time. In ninety-nine out of a hundred cases, note not this profession, which means that they have done their job. This list, however, concerns that aberrant percent; extras that successfully done its best to ruin the shot.
Extras ... Aspiring actors who at best can get a few seconds of screen time. In ninety-nine out of a hundred cases, note not this profession, which means that they have done their job. This list, however, concerns that aberrant percent; extras that successfully done its best to ruin the shot.
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