Retired Bruce Willis returns to Die Hard

Retiring from film after being diagnosed with aphasia, actor Bruce Willis has returned to the location where the biggest hit of his career was filmed. In a video posted on social media of him by his wife, Emma Heming Willis, he appears in “the top of Nakatomi Plaza, 34 years after” the release of the film.

Bruce Willis announced the end of his career due to aphasia last March. The condition is the result of brain damage and its most striking feature is the patient’s inability to communicate with other people.

With a long career, Bruce Willis made a breakthrough on television for the first time alongside Cybill Shepherd in the series “The Cat and the Mouse”, for which he won an Emmy in 1987, and made a strong splash in Hollywood soon after. starring in Kill “in 1988.

In his filmography full of extraordinary films, “Pulp Fiction” by Quentin Tarantino, several science fiction of great impact, such as “12 Monkeys”, “Armageddon” and “The Fifth Element”, as well as the horror “The Sixth Sense” stand out. .

With credits in over a hundred productions, Willis still has a second Emmy in his career, which he won in 2000 for his participation in the “Friends” series.

He has been married to fellow actress Demi Moore for 13 years. The marriage produced three daughters (Rumer, Tallulah and Scout). After his second marriage to Emma Heming, he became the father of two other daughters (Evelyn and Mabel).

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