Bruce Willis forced to say goodbye to the cinema by a disorder - aphasia - which impairs his cognitive abilities and leads to the loss of the ability to produce language. The great actor, 67, is forced to say goodbye to the cinema.
The announcement of the disease arrived on social media with a statement from the family: “This is a difficult time for us - we read - and we really appreciate your persistent affection, compassion and support. To the extraordinary fans, we want to share that our beloved Bruce has had some health problems and was recently diagnosed with aphasia, which has compromised his cognitive abilities and for this he will put aside his career which means so much to him. "
The statement is signed by his wife Emma Heming, ex-wife Demi Moore and five children Rumer, Scout, Tallulah, Mabel and Evelyn.
The actor has some projects in post production such as 'Vendetta', 'Fortress: Sniper's Eye' and 'White Elephant'. It is unclear at this point what the fate of 'Fortress 3', currently in pre-production, will be.
The great career of Bruce Willis began in the 80s, in 1988 with the first film of the Die Hard saga comes the consecration of the actor. In 1994 he starred in Quentin Tarantino's 'Pulp Fiction'. His other significant interpretations are 'Death makes you beautiful', (1992) by Robert Zemeckis, 'The last boyscout' (1991), 'The army of the 12 monkeys' (1995) 'The fifth element' (1997) by Luc Besson, 'Armageddon - Final Judgment' (1998), 'The Sixth Sense' (1999).
(Unioneonline / L)
