On March 30, 2022, it was made public that Bruce Willis was retiring from acting due to a diagnosis of aphasia. a language disorder that makes it difficult for you to communicate by speaking, writing, or copying, And its origin is due to brain injuries. While it is difficult to identify how the artist contracted this loss of ability to generate or understand language, a theory has emerged that is circulating through the networks as if there was no tomorrow. Obviously, Willis’ illness may have stemmed from an injury he sustained during the shooting of the film. tears of the Sun, Released in 2003 by Antoine Fuqua.
Willis’s aphasia may have originated from an accident during the filming of Tears of the Sun.
Willis, Day Form Accidental, He received a projectile impact to the head which caused “immense mental, physical and emotional pain”., In fact, the actor denounced the film’s special effects supervisor Joe Pancake for being most responsible for the said accident. The regulator handling the case dismissed the allegation and according to Pancake; “The judge laughed in his (Bruce Willis) face and escorted him out of the courtroom”, While it is very difficult to confirm that this accident was the origin of Die Hard’s protagonist’s aphasia, the evidence is on the table and everything indicates that the brain damage received on the filming set developed over time. As far as invading the artist’s communicative abilities, something that can be seen in his latest project which he could forcefully do.
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Bruce Willis lives away from the cameras and the film industry.
“At first it was nothing major, just little things like she needed help speaking using earplugs. Everyone who knew her knew something was wrong, but we didn’t know the exact diagnosis. . . We knew something was wrong cognitively, it wasn’t a mystery, but that specific diagnosis and the fact that he was no longer performing,” commented those close to Willis. The actor is currently battling the disorder and spending time with his family and loved ones as much as possible.,
