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Bruce Willis Stepping Away From Acting Following Aphasia Diagnosis
Sadness….
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Bruce Willis Stepping Away From Acting Following Aphasia Diagnosis <a href="https://t.co/r6oK9LliO8">https://t.co/r6oK9LliO8</a></p>— Variety (@Variety) <a href="https://twitter.com/Variety/status/1509205299298816007?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 30, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
honest question: What is Aphasia?
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Think about all the needless waste of film that will be saved. His B and C movie career can finally end.
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He should slap Chris Rock on the way out.
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Yipee Ki Yay, mother****er!
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I believe Aphasia can be caused by a stroke. I wonder if he had 1 or a series of small strokes that went unnoticed?
Whatever the case, that sucks. Best to him, and I hope his condition has the capacity for improvement. |
He would have been good in GI Jane II
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Have no clue who's going to free Ukraine now
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Good thing Phizer has a drug coming out for this disease! Hey and they even sponsored the Oscars...
Wait a ****ing minute.... |
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8223021/
Aphasia seven days after second dose of an mRNA-based SARS-CoV-2 vaccine Though rare, neurological side effects of SARS-CoV-2 vaccinations are increasingly reported. Even if the first dosage goes uncomplicated, the second dose may be complicated by severe adverse reactions as in the following case. |
Makes you wonder if that sudden burst of (bad) movies wasn't a last batch of paychecks to coast on and he didn't know this was a possibility for quite some time.
8 movies last year and something like 10 already in post this year? Guy was just flying through commitments. |
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Bruce, I love ya, can't wait to see you in Rainman 2
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Omg ROFL
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I am pretty sure that many on this board suffer from the same illness. Most of the mods for sure.
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Die Hard 7 - Nursing Home Bliss.
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Ya'll are so damn defensive lmao... |
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I know someone in the industry who told me about this a year ago. I think I mentioned it here in some thread. He said Willis wanted to be working. So I don't know if it's exploitation as bad as the article is making it out.
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Aphasia sounds like a Disney character name ore movie that Bruce Willis bombed in.
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Honestly that could go on either side of that debate depending on how you look at. |
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They explore how you can notice him being fed his lines, among other things in the last year of his movies. |
Red letter media called it.
He wears an earpiece while acting which they suspected was someone feeding him lines. Holy shit. |
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o:-)
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He has a condition that affects how he understands language. How is someone speaking to him going to help him around that? The earpiece he wore while acting, I suspect, was due to the well documented hearing loss he suffered while making the Die Hard movie. |
Maybe there is a hallmark movie in his future
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Capt_Von_Trapp has to be DeBerg's mult
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So that's why he didn't appear at the Oscars when Pulp Fiction was honored. They had bald Travolta, old Uma, and supposed Canadian citizen Samuel L. Jackson.
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Yabba dabba do mother****er!
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If he knew what was going on, you'd have to think he'd release a statement on his own and not have his family making his decisions for him at age 67. Like I said, from what I heard from an agent in the business, Bruce wanted to keep working and doing movies, even if he didn't know what was going on most of the time. But there's also the fear that people close to him were exploiting him. |
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I act like a dick to people who deserve it, you act like you have toxic shock syndrome 95% of the time. So you definitely deserve it. |
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It WAS indeed. |
My father-in-law has this. Was diagnosed a couple years ago. I think it's also somehow related to early onset dementia? That may just be in the FIL's case though, so don't quote me.
It's been hard to watch it take its toll on the guy. His speech has definitely been affected. He has a hard time "spitting it out," in so many words (no pun intended lol). It's only downhill from here, apparently. Sucks. |
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Speaking of hateful, pathetic, little, piece of shit men. Do we want to go over all your posts shit talking an actor who is suffering a mental disability in this very thread? You are so unaware of how ****ing ignorant you are it’s absolutely incredible. |
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That is to bad. I always liked him as an actor
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I always enjoyed Bruce Willis. It's been a shame watching him and Nick Cage dwindle slowly toward Gary Busey.
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Smokin' cigarettes and watching Captain Kangaroo finally caught up with him...
...seriously, that does suck. I liked him in Red, probably the last thing I can think of watching him in. |
Very sad. He always seemed like a regular guy and had a great sense of humor. And he got to boink Cybill Shepherd at her peak, and Demi Moore too, so he'll always have that. I really liked him in the Red movies with Malkovich.
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Most likely too many Seagram's golden wine coolers
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Too bad. Usually a mini stroke. But, he will live forever, at least at Christmas time as John McClain.
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The last Willis movie I saw was the Death Wish remake, which I thought was decent (certainly better than the reviews). Prior to that, it was probably the Red movies or the last shitty Die Hard.
As far as Willis being down to earth, I think those days are long past. I remember watching Kevin Smith (who truly does seem down to earth) talking about what a miserable **** Willis was to direct in Cop Out. The description that stands out the most was "soul crushing." |
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He don't have any hair either. |
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