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Alan Rickman s debut in the movie industry was as the infamous Hans Gruber, the antagonist of Die Hard, who has been featured on many greatest movie villains of all time rankings (AFI, Empire, etc.).

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Alan Rickman’s debut in the movie industry was as the infamous Hans Gruber, the antagonist of Die Hard, who has been featured on many “greatest movie villains of all time” rankings (AFI, Empire, etc.).

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