Actor resorts to a feature film from the early 1990s in which he opposite Demi Moore, then his wife: “I learned a lot doing it”
The curriculum of Bruce Willis It has dozens of movies. Some have become acclaimed, as The sixth sense (1999) and the action franchise Wolf -killer. Others have not reached the desired popularity or even lost over time.
Not so, however, these less remembered deserve to be discarded. The American actor himself has already given an example of a feature film in which he participates and considers underestimated.
In 2012 interview with DwellWillis quoted Mortal Thoughts (Dead thoughtsin Brazil) as one of his films that could have greater public attention in United States and around the world. He stated:
“I liked a movie I made in the early 1990s called Dead thoughts. The role was poorly written, but I learned a lot doing it. No one remembers him. ”
About the movie Mortal Thoughts
Dead thoughts was launched in 1991 and was directed by Alan Rudolph. Through flashbacks, the film features a psychological suspense script that tells the story of a woman who finds herself involved in the murder of her husband’s husband (Bruce Willis).
The protagonist, Cynthia Kelloggis interpreted by Demi Moorewho at the time was married to Bruce Willis. Are also in the movie names like Harvey Keitel, Glenne Headly and Frank Vincent.
Bruce Willis currently
Currently retired, Bruce Willis was initially diagnosed with aphasia, a condition that compromises the ability to communicate. In early 2023, however, the actor’s family reported that the painting was more serious and delicate, and Frontotemporal dementia was diagnosed.
About the actor
Bruce Willis was born on March 19, 1955 in Idar-Oberstein, in the then Western Germany. Son of German mother and US father, she grew up in Carys Point, New Jersey, where she worked after high school in jobs such as nuclear plant safety and factories. He studied theater at Montclair State University, abandoned his studies in 1977 and moved to New York, where he survived working as a bartender while seeking opportunities as an actor.
His career took off in the 80s with the TV series The cat and the mouse (1985-1989), in which he interpreted David Addison Jr. With success, he became famous as a hero of action when he starred in Wolf -killer (1988) as John McClanerole that repeated in several sequences.
During the 1990s he starred in films like Pulp Fiction: Time of Violence (1994), The twelve monkeys (1995), The Fifth Element (1997), Armageddon (1998) and The sixth sense (1999). In the 2000s remained active in dramas, comedies and large productions, maintaining constant presence in box office hits.
Willis also released some albums as a singer, the first being The Return of Bruno (1987), as well as pop-blues music, singles and soundtrack appearances. In 2015 he made his debut at Broadway with adaptation of the work Misery.
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