One of the more ponderous films in the series, with a lackluster villain.Great Scene(s):The USS Enterpriserevealed in dry-dock during a fly-by, the transporter accident, the "wormhole" near-disaster, Mr.After avoiding the brutish advances of one of the staff, Robie turns and speaks to Bertani - he claims ("insists") his innocence and that he had nothing to do with the robberies: "I haven""t stolen a piece of jewelry in fifteen years.A British naval war-ship, theEssex, was launched o find them.While traveling together to locate Jack, and as the sun was about to rise, Salazar told Barbossa about his last encounter with Jack.The bloodied and wearied McClane confronted Gruber (holding a gun on hostage Holly in front of him) and one other remaining terrorist, asking about the incredulous robbery that required the destruction of the entire building ("Why""d you have to nuke the entire building, Hans?") - Gruber replied that it was to make it look like everyone died.The four children were: the eldest Peter (William Moseley), the highly logical and pessimistic Susan (Anna Popplewell), petulant and surly Edmund (Skandar Keynes), and young, adorable and sweet Lucy (Georgie Henley).