Hollywood
Bruce Willis makes his first public appearance since his retirement: a brief moment that brings a smile to the faces of thousands of fans
The actor thanked for their work two policemen who helped evacuate Los Angeles because of the terrible fires.
Thousands of action movie fans of the 80’s and 90’s were saddened to learn of the retirement of one of their great idols, Bruce Willis. The actor, known for his roles in ‘Die Hard’ and ‘Pulp Fiction’, was forced to end his career prematurely after being diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia. Logically, his family wanted to protect his privacy and he virtually disappeared from the Hollywood media spotlight. His fans continue to worry about him, but fortunately he seems to be doing better than many expected.
Occasionally, Willis reappears on social media through pictures posted by Demi Moore, his ex-partner, and his children. Now, amid all the devastation caused by the very serious fires in Los Angeles, it has been learned that the actor has reappeared in public in a video posted by Emma Hemig, his wife. In it, Bruce Willis can be seen shaking hands with some police officers and thanking them for their great work in evacuating all those affected by the disaster. Of course, this brought a smile to all the actor’s fans, who are happy to see that he has not lost his smile.
Los Angeles fires affect movie stars
This should come as no surprise, but fire does not discriminate between social classes. Many Hollywood celebrities have been incredibly affected by the fires, not only with evacuations, but many have lost some of their assets. One of the hardest hit was Eric Kripke, creator of the acclaimed series ‘The Boys,‘ whose home burned to the ground. On the other hand, the industry was forced to change its calendar and delay long-awaited announcements such as the Oscar nominations. After a few days of delay, the results were finally announced yesterday. Do you agree with the 13 nominations for ‘Emilia Perez’ or the absence of Denis Villeneuve for Best Director?
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