Iconic Die Hard actor, 68, looks unrecognizable as he's spotted on rare outing in LA... can you...

He is most recognized for his memorable supporting role in the legendary action film Die Hard.

This actor portrayed a shady competitor to leading man Bruce Willis, even though he wasn't one of the main antagonists in the film.

In addition to that holiday classic, he has enjoyed a lengthy career featuring numerous roles in both movies and TV shows.

This actor, who comes from Toronto, Canada, finished the 1970s with a part in the celebrated coming-of-age film Breaking Away, where he shared the screen with emerging talents like Dennis Quaid, Daniel Stern, and Jackie Earle Haley.

Recently, he has appeared frequently in the series "Too Old To Die Young," which stars Miles Teller and is directed by Nicolas Winding Refn. He has also been part of the shows "Criminal Minds" and "Scandal."

Are you familiar with his identity?

This actor, famous for his minor part in the 1988 movie Die Hard, was seen looking quite different during an unusual appearance in Los Angeles on Monday. Can you guess who he is?

The actor Hart Bochner, who is 68 years old, is primarily recognized for his role as Harry Ellis in the movie Die Hard.

Bochner was seen in the upscale Brentwood area of Los Angeles on Monday.

The celebrity, who is seldom spotted out in public, was photographed with a female companion as they stopped by the well-known Brentwood Country Mart for a meal.

He appeared relaxed and stylish in a gray T-shirt paired with a sleek gray-blue flight jacket, accented with eye-catching red and white stripes on one side.

He paired the jacket with distressed blue jeans and slipped on a pair of tan suede clogs. To top off his look, he chose bold thick-framed glasses.

Bochner's companion was bundled up for the December cold, wearing a cozy beige suede vest lined with fleece over a white top.

She wore it tucked into a faded denim skirt and really caught attention with her beige suede boots featuring tassels.

The woman had a stylish brown woven leather bag and striking sunglasses with a black-and-white frame.

Hart Bochner, a 68-year-old actor, is widely recognized for his role as the sleazy Harry Ellis in Die Hard, where he starred alongside Bruce Willis.

Bochner looked stylish as he made his way to the trendy Brentwood Country Mart for a lunch date with a female friend. He sported a gray shirt beneath a blue striped flight jacket, paired with jeans and tan suede clogs.

In Die Hard, his drug-using character encounters some trouble with terrorists while attempting to negotiate with them.

He has appeared in a variety of movies and TV shows, including the iconic coming-of-age film Breaking Away, which starred Dennis Quaid and Daniel Stern.

Bochner, whose mother Ruth was a concert pianist and father Lloyd Bochner was an actor, also had a role in the 1980 slasher film Terror Train, which featured Jamie Lee Curtis. In 2010, he was spotted with Frances Fisher in Burbank, California.

Bochner provided his voice for the character in the 1993 movie Batman: Mask of the Phantasm and has also taken on the role of director for various films. In recent times, he appeared frequently in the series Too Old To Die Young and made guest appearances on shows like Criminal Minds and Scandal, among others. He was also spotted in Beverly Hills in 2017.

In his most well-known performance in Die Hard, Bochner portrayed the sleazy Harry Ellis, a colleague of Bruce Willis' character, who is married to Bonnie Bedelia's character.

During a company Christmas party in their Los Angeles office building, the tower is suddenly seized by hostage-takers. In the midst of the chaos, Willis plays NYPD detective John McClane, who steps up to rescue the captives and systematically eliminate the terrorists, one by one.

Ellis learns the tough lesson that the terrorists, led by the late Alan Rickman in his breakthrough performance, have no intention of negotiating. He tries to assert himself, hoping to strike a deal that would guarantee the safety of the office employees.

Bochner, whose mother Ruth was a concert pianist and father Lloyd was an actor, also featured in the 1980 slasher film Terror Train, which starred Jamie Lee Curtis.

In 1984, he featured in the poorly received film Super Girl, and in 1988, he took on a leading role in the thriller Apartment Zero, starring alongside a young Colin Firth.

Subsequent movies feature the 1999 dramedy Anywhere But Here with Natalie Portman and Susan Sarandon, as well as the 2001 thriller Say Nothing.

Bochner ventured into directing with the movies PCU (1994), High School High (1996), and Just Add Water (2008).

While he is most recognized for his performances in front of the camera, Bochner also lent his voice to the character of City Councilman Arthur Reeves in the animated film Batman: Mask of the Phantasm from 1993.

The movie, which is linked to the famous Batman universe from the beloved show Batman: The Animated Series (1992–1995), had a meaningful relationship with his father, Lloyd. He provided the voice for Mayor Hamilton Hill in that series and its sequel, The New Batman Adventures (1997–1999).