Anthony Pellicano

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LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - "Die Hard" director John McTiernan was sentenced to a year in prison and fined $100,000 on Monday for lying during the wiretapping investigation of Hollywood private investigator Anthony Pellicano and about his involvement in the wiretapping of producer Charles Roven. U.S. District Judge Dale Fischer gave a stinging rebuke from the bench before sentencing McTiernan, saying "the defendant doesn't feel the law applies to him."McTiernan declined the opportunity...Read Full Story

“Die Hard” director John McTiernan pleaded guilty Monday to lying to FBI agents and a judge during the investigation of Hollywood private investigator Anthony Pellicano in a wiretapping case. McTiernan, 59, entered his plea to two counts of making false statements to the FBI and one count of perjury for lying to a federal judge while trying to withdraw a guilty plea. He could face up to a year in prison. Attorney S. Todd Neal, who represents McTiernan, said the plea will allow his client to...Read Full Story

US director John McTiernan, whose movies include the "Die Hard" series, was sentenced to one year in jail Monday for lying to FBI agents over a wiretapping case.The 59-year-old was also fined 100,000 dollars after being charged with making false statements to federal agents and one count of perjury.McTiernan, whose films also include "The Hunt for Red October" and "The Thomas Crown Affair," originally pleaded guilty in 2006 to lying about hiring a private investigator to illegally wire-tap a...Read Full Story

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Die Hard" director John McTiernan was sentenced to one year in prison on Monday for perjury and lying to officials in a wiretapping case involving a former private investigator who represented many Hollywood stars.McTiernan, 59, was also fined $100,000 at the conclusion of the long-running case which stemmed from him hiring convicted sleuth Anthony Pellicano to wiretap a film producer after they both worked on the 2002 movie "Rollerball."McTiernan initially lied to...Read Full Story

Federal prosecutors want a yearlong prison sentence for "Die Hard" director John McTiernan for lying during a Hollywood wiretapping investigation of private investigator Anthony Pellicano.McTiernan is scheduled to be sentenced Monday in a Los Angeles federal courtroom. He pleaded guilty in July to two counts of making false statements to the FBI and one count of perjury for lying to a federal judge while trying to withdraw a guilty plea.While prosecutors want the 59-year-old to serve a year...Read Full Story

Washington Post'Die Hard' director John McTiernan sentenced to prisonUSA TodayDie Hard director John McTiernan was sentenced to one year in prison today for lying during a wiretapping investigation of Hollywood private investigator Anthony Pellicano, reports AP. A federal judge in Los Angeles also ordered a $100000 fine for ...Die Hard Director John McTiernan Sentenced to One Year in PrisonNew York MagazineLie Hard: John McTiernan going to prisonMonsters and Critics.comDie Hard director...Read Full Story

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Die Hard" film director John McTiernan on Monday pleaded guilty to lying to law enforcement officials in connection with the racketeering case of a private detective who represented many Hollywood stars.A trial for McTiernan had been expected to begin on Tuesday in Los Angeles on two counts of making false statements to federal agents and one count of perjury.McTiernan, 59, originally pleaded guilty in 2006 to a charge of knowingly lying to agents of the Federal...Read Full Story

John McTiernan, facing an expected new indictment for his role in the Anthony Pellicano Hollywood wiretapping case, is striking back — with a movie. In an extraordinary and somewhat startling challenge to officials who have threatened him with jail time for lying to an F.B.I. agent, Mr. McTiernan, perhaps best known as the director of “Die Hard” and “The Hunt for Red October,” has completed a documentary that accuses the Bush administration of having pursued the Pellicano case as part of a...Read Full Story

A federal grand jury on Friday indicted a Hollywood director who had withdrawn a guilty plea to a charge accusing him of lying to federal agents investigating a celebrity wiretapping case.John McTiernan, who directed "Die Hard" and "Predator," was indicted on two counts of making false statements to the FBI about private investigator Anthony Pellicano and one count of perjury for allegedly lying to a federal judge while trying to withdraw his guilty plea.His attorney, S. Todd Neal, said the...Read Full Story