That movie obviously never got made, but the concept has apparently been floating around in the ether, because nearly 25 years later we've got "Cleaner," a "Die Hard" knockoff starring Daisy Ridley as a window washer fighting terrorists on a different skyscraper.

James Bond alumni Martin Campbell’s modest popcorn caper has murky themes and wastes Clive Owen, but knows how to steer a clockwork action movie.

Ever since the 2019 release of The Rise of Skywalker, Star Wars sequel trilogy star Daisy Ridley has been experimenting with a wide variety of genres. She’s starred in a dystopian sci-fi thriller, a rom-com about daydreaming of your own death, a psychological thriller, a neo-noir thriller, a sports drama, and an animated movie.

The actress stars in director Martin Campbell’s action movie, which follows a window cleaner who is stuck outside a skyscraper when terrorists take over a corporate gala within it.

Film Review, a movie directed by Martin Campbell, written by Matthew Orton, Simon Uttley and Paul Andrew Williams and starring

Cleaner is one of those unfortunate action/thrillers that tries to elevate weak action with an even weaker story. Martin Campbell’s latest feature is a C-tier

Daisy Ridley, who rose to prominence playing Rey in the Star Wars franchise, said Martin Campbell’s latest film “Cleaner” felt “different” from previous projects she has pursued. "It felt so high octane for me the whole time,

Daisy Ridley tells all about her death-defying stunts in Cleaner and opens up about the film's heartfelt core.

Daisy Ridley had her acting breakthrough when she starred as Rey in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" in 2015, also portraying that role in two sequels. Also starring in "Murder on the Orient Express," "Sometimes I Think About Dying,

Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter while promoting her upcoming film Cleaner, Ridley was asked about her upcoming Star Wars film and they were valuing quality over quickness of