Showing posts with label Bruce Willis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bruce Willis. Show all posts

Saturday, June 23, 2012

Willis Your Clean Up Crew When You Leave

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If you happen by Kálvin tér one day, chances are you will find a wide open space for walking or skateboarding. Suddenly, without warning, the next day when you are there, you find a giant Russian monument, which let's face it,  it can be disconcerting. What is even more brain bending is when you see the litter on the ground is in Russian. Three steps later, you come across a little stand that looks like it should be selling sno-cones, but all of the signs of the side are in Cyrillic lettering, so there are still no clues. 

I had an idea what this was all about, but for the unsuspecting, it was really funny to see the looks on their faces as they stared at these invaders through the chain link fence. Yes, boys and girls or should I say fellow comrades, Bruce Willis is in town filming Die Hard 5.

If you want to see where they have been shooting around the city, click here. If I had know Bruce was going to be here, I would have sent him a copy of my book. :   )
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Saturday, May 19, 2012

"Good Day to Die Hard" or Stay Out of Pest

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The latest Bruce Willis movie "Good Day to Die Hard" is filming in Budapest, so this traffic warning has been issued. Presumably it is updated according to their filming schedule, but I just caught it today. I copied it verbatim from the BKV site. Fun! 


"Do not stop in the downtown sections signposted in the Petofi Sandor street, Ferenciek Square, the famous pedestrian street, the Elizabeth Bridge underground parking lot, the street and the Danube MARCH 15th field . 5 minutes from dawn restrict the Elizabeth Bridge, the Kossuth Lajos utca and the nun JOHN EXCHANGE street traffic at 6 pm. The BUDA Buses - Ferenciek spaces - stop of 100 feet further back, the Town Hall Street transferred. also stopping ban in the Stollár BELA, the brand and the BIG Ignac Street , and Sunday from 6 am to VIII., NEMETH street and Horvath Mihaly Square at 8 pm."

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