The claim about the American star Bruce Willis, who won an Emmy and a Golden Globe for his role as ‘David Addison’ in the TV series ‘Moonlighting’ (Blue Moon), broadcast in 1985-1989, upset the fans of the 66-year-old actor. It was claimed that Bruce Willis, who was said to have memory loss problems, could not memorize the lines for this reason.
The movie ‘Fortress: Sniper’s Eye’ starring Bruce Willis, who gained worldwide fame with the ‘Blue Moon’ series popular in the 80s and the ‘Die Hard’ series, will be released on April 29.
It has been claimed that the Hollywood star, who is on the agenda with his new project in the action genre, has been struggling with dementia (disorder of memory and similar mental abilities) for a while.
“ACCEPTS EVERY PROJECT”
It was also claimed that the 66-year-old actor, who is said to be struggling with memory loss problems, wanted to earn as much money as possible while he was conscious, therefore he accepted every project offered to him recently.
“BUY SOUFLE WITH HEADPHONES”
According to the news of Webtekno; While it was stated that the actor’s illness was explained by a director friend of the actor, a social media user who made new inferences on the subject shared that Wills took a souffle with headphones because he had difficulty memorizing lines.
Journalist Dan Przygoda shared something that supports this claim about the legendary name of action movies: I heard from many of my friends who acted in the same movie together that Willis used headphones because he had difficulty memorizing lines.
BRUCE WILLIS QUIET
The world-famous 66-year-old actress has not yet made a statement about the allegations that have been made about her and are on the agenda on social media.
Bruce Willis, who won an award with the ‘Blue Moon’, was the guest of an episode of ‘Friends’ as a result of losing a bet with Matthew Perry, with whom he starred in the movie ‘The Whole Yards’ (A Killer in My Neighborhood), and was the guest of the ‘Best Guest Actress’ in 2000 with his performance. It also won an Emmy Award for ‘.