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Bruce Willis probably doesn’t get enough love for the things he pulls off in Pulp Fiction (he was one of the only leads in this film not to receive an Oscar nom), but he brings so much energy to this movie. I’m really bummed Bruce is likely done acting-... show more

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TheXRPDonvor 11 Monaten

Likely done acting? Where you been? He doesn’t recognize his family anymore…very sad

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Frischluftfanatikerin - BEvor 11 Monaten

Likely done acting? Have you been living under a rock? Sadly Bruce has got dementia, late stages and can’t recognise his family, let alone remember his former job. He lives in a care home now. :(

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Those who know cannot sleepvor 11 Monaten

"Likely done acting" is the understatement of the century.

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Hardy Holmanvor 11 Monaten

one of the grayest foreshadows in cinema history

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Mike Dvor 11 Monaten

‘Zed’s dead, baby. Zed’s dead.’ 🫡

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Cis Siberian Orchestravor 11 Monaten

He's 100% done acting. It's in the late stages of dementia. He doesn't even remember he was a famous actor.

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Constantine Ladas𝕏vor 11 Monaten

He was snubbed for 12 Monkeys too next year after Pulp Fiction ,where he was brilliant, Brad Pitt was nominated

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Johnny Fontanevor 11 Monaten

He really got screwed by the Academy in his career. He was a fantastic actor.

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HBO MAXEYvor 11 Monaten

I love him and he’s amazing but likely? If he’s put on screen again it would be war crimes

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Sean Cvor 11 Monaten

“Likely”?? Bruh…. the dude doesn’t even remember he was an actor right now..

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Daniel Rodriguezvor 11 Monaten

He's one of the most charismatic actors who's ever existed... In his current, extremely sad situation, I just hope he suffers as little as possible... I think we all have a lot of affection for him. Good bless you, Bruce 💗

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ComradeMomvor 11 Monaten

He was great in everything he did but 3 faves for me

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Patrick Cvor 11 Monaten

Might be his best role.

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MultiPlatform Mike🐝vor 11 Monaten

I know he signed his likeness over for a fat check so they could use him with AI or whatever but it just won’t be the same. Sad to hear about his current condition but he’s an all time great of acting 🎭 for sure

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DisHONEST Truth🌎🤘vor 11 Monaten

Can't think of Bruce without remembering Butch.

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Joe Lambertvor 11 Monaten

Anybody that says pulp fiction isn't the best tarantino movie wasn't there in 94. And Bruce agreeing to be in it was a big part of it getting made. Fan of his entire filmography. Id recommend the underrated last man standing if you haven't seen it.

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Ty the movie guyvor 11 Monaten

My favorite of all time. Unbreakable changed my life. So did his performance in looper.

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Brandon MCDonaldvor 11 Monaten

That’s pride F#(K!N with you… you gotta fight through that $#!T!

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E.J. Foremanvor 11 Monaten

“You’ve lost your LA privileges”

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DeCLvor 11 Monaten

@Reena_Yagska Whatta freakin movie!

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FiatJustitiaRuatCaelumvor 11 Monaten

The Willis thread was by far the best part of Pulp Fiction.

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Tarık Gülervor 11 Monaten

Marsellus: In the fifth, your ass goes down. Say it. Butch: In the fifth, my ass goes down.

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PhilipNvor 11 Monaten

Spot on! Without him it would still have been a good film. With him it was a great film.

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Philip Wattsvor 11 Monaten

Too old for the character and yet he is absolutely brilliant. His role in 12 Monkeys could have been very annoying but his skill as an actor gets the audience on his side and massively heightens the tragedy. Dismissed by critics as either an action hero or a comic, he was class

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⏳ Suspended in Time ⏳vor 11 Monaten

Not likely, is done acting. My wife passed from FTD. Bruce Willis is mostly gone except for in his own mind. He is unable to comprehend speech, sounds, and sights at this point. His family has my sympathy. Die Hard hits hard.

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Ekklesia 360vor 11 Monaten

Sorry to inform you, but Bruce is unfortunately absolutely done with acting. As of mid-2025, Bruce Willis's symptoms indicate advanced-stage frontotemporal dementia (FTD). Reports from July 2025 state he is: Non-verbal: Unable to speak or communicate. Immobile: Cannot walk or move independently. Cognitively impaired: No longer able to read, recognize familiar faces, or recall his film career. Fully dependent: Requires 24/7 care for all daily activities, including eating and safety. Super tragic. I've always liked him going back to Moonlighting.

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Nasal Avengervor 11 Monaten

I had a very positive chance encounter with him a long time ago. I already liked his movies but now whenever I see him I remember and it makes me smile.

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Karl Trewhela 🖊vor 11 Monaten

Eh. This resurrected his career. Everyone loves Bruce Willis in Pulp Fiction

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Maximus Decimus Meridiusvor 11 Monaten

Bruce is one of the best. Miss his performance onscreen. Prayers Bruce!

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William Munnyvor 11 Monaten

Big mistake by Mickey Rourke to reject this role!

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Spokane1950vor 11 Monaten

My favorite scenes in Pulp Fiction are with Bruce.

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Dwight Mannsburdenvor 11 Monaten

Bro he can’t even talk and lives in a locked down facility

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Sivadavor 11 Monaten

Likely done acting? The dude doesn't even know his name, bro. RIP Bruce.

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Rrrrangovor 11 Monaten

He's a bit more than "likely done"... Truly sad though. A great actor with more range than he was ever given credit for.

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