So sad to hear he's having to retire due to cognitive issues. So witty, so wonderful, Bruce Willis is a gem, and I hope for a miracle medical breakthrough that can help him. God bless he and his incredible family.
yeah i think this may have been one of the last interviews before he started getting symptoms. I've looked at interviews after these and they were difficult.
5.15 - 5.25 = wow. B: "I do take Glucosamine" J: "Yeah man, it's good for the joints - how long have you been taking that for?" B: "I can't remember... I don't take the memory drug"
😭😭😭 So sad what happened to Bruce, I do dialysis I know what’s it’s like, life can be very hard sometimes, I pray Bruce gets a full recovery from this 😁😁😁
This interview was first aired on 29 June 2007, almost 16 years ago, yet one can see and hear Bruce Willis was already showing signs of Aphasia - just announced in the Daily Mail today (16 Feb 2023) Bruce Willis is also suffering from dementia.
I think you're reaching. If he was never diagnosed you and the other wannabe internet doctors wouldn't have thought anything like that about this interview.
Games, Movies, Books etc. are fictional or based on situations from the past that are done and dusted so we're not experiencing an actual killing ...that's why we enjoy it so much
I heard the news about Bruce Willis today and decided to find his latest interview and came here. He seems to be doing fine here, but dang, months later and he's having brain issues. 😔 Hope he can get well! 🙏
@@stephenproulx175 I dont like how his condition excuses his rude af attitude in so many interviews. he knew exactly what he was saying at times. but i guess if hes your hero growing up like he was for many you'll make excuses for him regardless.
He was in the early stages of his aphasia I believe years before was officially diagnosed but it was said he could have showing symptoms by the time of this interview and after making Tears Of The Sun 2002 he was struck in the head by shrapnel by an explosion believed to have caused his brain injury.
Seemed perfectly good to me. Perfect. No struggle with language. I don't know. I think a lot of people's illnesses are abuse. loved ones that have opinions. abuse-of-power. he was totally fluent. I looked at those symptoms and half of them are wishy-washy. Almost like opinions. People's personalities change. As you age your opinions and your likes and dislikes change. And at some point it's like people cut you off they cut off your personality they cut off your freedoms to express yourself and to change. most of those symptoms seem just highly figurative and not really concerning. One of them would like creating a scene in public. Like for real we have television shows all about people making scenes in public being dramatic. But no like they start taking away people's freedom as if they're supposed to have some obedience script. For an actor to be labeled like this someone who does occupy personalities and expressions. Seems really for me... to believe this ...as something that's happening to him. Not very truthful. I'd have to see him actually have some cognitive difficulties. Because he's still very aware and has intimate language with that man he is he is still all there and he kind of sort of knows like his experiences as an older man. People know when they're old and having certain experiences. Even if you don't always like what's happening. He's able to process his environments and the comedy. There's a very bad game being played with him. I've seen people with real Alzheimer disability and then those it seems like people just give up on ,ignore because they're old. They just don't want to interact with them. Or deal with a person. I've seen people's personalities and characters be destroyed because of power and abuse of possession. And I'm assuming this is what's happening to this man some type of wicked abuse onto his character.
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So sad to hear he's having to retire due to cognitive issues. So witty, so wonderful, Bruce Willis is a gem, and I hope for a miracle medical breakthrough that can help him. God bless he and his incredible family.
Bruce is the epitome of cool and calm..
So heartbreaking to hear Bruce is no longer going to be acting. Such a genuine caring person. We love you Bruce.
Thanks for your continues love❤️ and support,that’s what keeps me going
How long have you been a fan of mine?
One of the coolest guys ever!
Hoping and praying for Bruce Willis right now. I know he's had to retire due to cognitive issues. I'm hoping and praying for a miracle cure. 🙏
Bruce willis is a real calm genuine guy
An awesome growth actor dedicated to his craft and work 👏 🙌 Enjoy your retirement Willis!
“Hold on, Pete’s woken up” 🤣
Bruce, you're awesome. May LORD bless you, heal you, fulfill you.
One of his better interviews
yeah i think this may have been one of the last interviews before he started getting symptoms. I've looked at interviews after these and they were difficult.
The best of the best
Jonathan is excited you can tell!!! 😂😂😂
Sweet, sweet, sweet
Wow he already sounded kooky in this interview...
And mysterious and spooky.
@@johnstitt3717 are you his manager?
5.15 - 5.25 = wow.
B: "I do take Glucosamine"
J: "Yeah man, it's good for the joints - how long have you been taking that for?"
B: "I can't remember... I don't take the memory drug"
😭😭😭 So sad what happened to Bruce, I do dialysis I know what’s it’s like, life can be very hard sometimes, I pray Bruce gets a full recovery from this 😁😁😁
This interview was first aired on 29 June 2007, almost 16 years ago, yet one can see and hear Bruce Willis was already showing signs of Aphasia - just announced in the Daily Mail today (16 Feb 2023) Bruce Willis is also suffering from dementia.
Can you see/hear it when??
I also noticed that he seemed to be struggling to understand what was being said.
@@EM-mw2qr Yes, I thought that too.
@@albertdesalvo7273 He seems very sad too. Such a lovely guy. I wish all the best for him.
I think you're reaching. If he was never diagnosed you and the other wannabe internet doctors wouldn't have thought anything like that about this interview.
Cool cat! He will be sorely missed as John McClane!
Games, Movies, Books etc. are fictional or based on situations from the past that are done and dusted so we're not experiencing an actual killing ...that's why we enjoy it so much
Who will save us from bad guys if he retires in his dirty vest trapped in lift shafts
Bruce in his dirty vest lol 😆
How eerily ironic he watched Regarding Henry.
10:38 ended up doing The expendables together
It seems dementia starts early with awkward communication.
He had to take the call 📞....Simon Said so
Was this the beginnings of the expendables!?!
I heard the news about Bruce Willis today and decided to find his latest interview and came here. He seems to be doing fine here, but dang, months later and he's having brain issues. 😔 Hope he can get well! 🙏
Friday Night with Jonathan Ross only aired from 2001-2010. This is an old interview. The date is probably when it was uploaded...
This aired in 2007
@@lesliemiranda4369 thx for the correction!
@@TheVertigo686 Thx for the correction!
The original air date is in the description
"Congratulations on Die Hard 4"
"It was a good script"
Really?
Pete docherty what happened to him ? Wheres he gone these days ?
Partying in Margate
Was probably talking to his agent about the next low budget SciFi movie he won't have to bother acting in.
Yeah puts 1% of his effort into those roles whilst taking 99% of the budget
This aged well :/ lol :/
@@stephenproulx175 Well he only has an excuse for his poor acting.
@@stephenproulx175 I dont like how his condition excuses his rude af attitude in so many interviews. he knew exactly what he was saying at times. but i guess if hes your hero growing up like he was for many you'll make excuses for him regardless.
@@marksapollo Nothing wrong with his acting, so disagree with you there!
I don't watch Ross. But man talk about a struggling interviewer
It's miles better than any Letterman rubbish
@@FragGile lol letterman is gone retired. You should compare the fella to graham Norton. Now he's professional all the way 😂
@@edbredin6406 Hah well i'm not sure if your being sarcastic i'm guessing you are but i like Graham Norton not so much the man himself but the show
5:20 Oh shid.. Maybe he should have taken the memory drug 👀
Think motel a old walls drink
He seems very sad and like hes struggling here.
He was in the early stages of his aphasia I believe years before was officially diagnosed but it was said he could have showing symptoms by the time of this interview and after making Tears Of The Sun 2002 he was struck in the head by shrapnel by an explosion believed to have caused his brain injury.
@@scottknode898 Oh wow that's awful. I did not know that.
Die hard 4 was good? HAHAHAHAHAHA!
4 was good it was number 5 that was an absolute abomination
@@laurarules3642 Totally agree with you!
Seemed perfectly good to me. Perfect. No struggle with language. I don't know. I think a lot of people's illnesses are abuse. loved ones that have opinions. abuse-of-power.
he was totally fluent. I looked at those symptoms and half of them are wishy-washy. Almost like opinions.
People's personalities change. As you age your opinions and your likes and dislikes change. And at some point it's like people cut you off they cut off your personality they cut off your freedoms to express yourself and to change.
most of those symptoms seem just highly figurative and not really concerning. One of them would like creating a scene in public. Like for real we have television shows all about people making scenes in public being dramatic. But no like they start taking away people's freedom as if they're supposed to have some obedience script.
For an actor to be labeled like this someone who does occupy personalities and expressions. Seems really for me... to believe this ...as something that's happening to him. Not very truthful.
I'd have to see him actually have some cognitive difficulties. Because he's still very aware and has intimate language with that man he is he is still all there and he kind of sort of knows like his experiences as an older man. People know when they're old and having certain experiences.
Even if you don't always like what's happening. He's able to process his environments and the comedy.
There's a very bad game being played with him.
I've seen people with real Alzheimer disability and then those it seems like people just give up on ,ignore because they're old. They just don't want to interact with them. Or deal with a person. I've seen people's personalities and characters be destroyed because of power and abuse of possession.
And I'm assuming this is what's happening to this man some type of wicked abuse onto his character.
Exactly, totally agree he was still being Bruce here!
This was filmed 16 years ago