Bruce Willis at 70, the film legend whose memory is fading and who is supported by seven women
The actor, cared for day and night by his wife, Emma Heming, his ex-wife, Demi Moore, and his five daughters, retired from the screen three years ago due to aphasia
A couple of years ago, reviewing and rethinking Bruce Willis on his 70th birthday would have been like taking his extensive list of films and series — almost 150 in total, some good, some bad, many average — and recalling his long and astronomical career. From the success of Moonlighting back in 1985, to having Razzies to his name; from being a star supporting actor in Pulp Fiction to taking to the stage. However, today, a more down-to-earth, low-key reality prevails. For the past three years, Willis has suffered from aphasia; for the past two, from frontotemporal dementia, which has no cure. As a result, he has retired from the screen and from public life in general. His life, far from red carpets and spotlights, involves other, no less important luxuries: being cared for by his family, his daughters, his ex-wife, Demi Moore, and above all his current wife, Emma Heming Willis.
