What two supposedly unrelated movies could be in Same universe?

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Wasn’t there a big rumor that Venom with Tom Hardy was in the alien universe?

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Die Hard and Ricochet both have the same reporter played by Mary Ellen Traino

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The character has spanned over 20 years and 23 seasons of network television. Along with his main cast roles on Homicide and SVU, Munch has also appeared as a character in other TV series, movies, talk shows, albums and comic books:

Homicide: Life on the Street—119 out of 122 episodes in the series
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit—241 out of 324 episodes in the series
Homicide: The Movie—television movie
Law & Order—four episodes: "Charm City", "Baby, It's You" (part 1), "Sideshow (Part 1)", and "Entitled (Part 2)"
Arrested Development—one episode: "Exit Strategy"
The X-Files—one episode: "Unusual Suspects"
The Beat—one episode: "They Say It's Your Birthday"
Law & Order: Trial by Jury—one episode: "Skeleton (Part 2)"
The Wire—one episode: "Took"
30 Rock—two episodes: "¡Qué Sorpresa!", the characters are watching an SVU episode, with dialogue written and action shot specifically for 30 Rock. Richard Belzer also appears as the actor playing Munch in "Last Lunch", part one of 30 Rock's series finale, when Jenna Maroney (Jane Krakowski) lands a guest role on SVU as a corpse.
Jimmy Kimmel Live!—one episode: October 7, 2009. Richard Belzer was interviewed as himself, then does an impromptu scene as Munch with Kimmel and Joel McHale.[44]
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt—one episode: "Kimmy Goes to the Doctor!", the characters are watching a fictional Law & Order spinoff episode on their television.[45]
A Muppet version of Munch appeared in the Sesame Street sketch "Law & Order: Special Letters Unit" where he was portrayed by David Rudman.
Munch makes a cameo appearance on the 1993 Paul Shaffer album The World's Most Dangerous Party.
An artwork version of Munch appears in the 2016 comic book Spider-Man/Deadpool #6.[46]
An unseen Munch is mentioned, by Detective Chief Inspector John Luther, as an NYPD SVU contact on episode 5 of the UK crime drama Luther. Notably, DCI Luther is played by Idris Elba, who played Stringer Bell in the HBO drama The Wire, where Munch previously cameoed.
Munch has become the only fictional character, played by a single actor, to physically appear on 10 different television series. These shows were on five different networks: NBC (Homicide: Life on the Street, Law & Order, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Law & Order: Trial by Jury, and 30 Rock); Fox (The X-Files and Arrested Development); UPN (The Beat); HBO (The Wire) and ABC (Jimmy Kimmel Live!). Munch has been one of the few television characters to cross genres, appearing not only in crime drama series, but sitcom (Arrested Development), late night comedy (Jimmy Kimmel Live!) and horror and science fiction (The X-Files).

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