Bruce Willis’ worsening condition forced directors to reduce his role on movie sets years before his dementia diagnosis, according to reports.
His tragic struggle with aphasia - which was previously announced to his fans in March last year - and now his frontotemporal dementia diagnosis at the age of just 67 meant that those in the movie industry had to make adjustments on-set so that he could continue working prior to his retirement.
In the years leading up to his diagnosis, the Hollywood legend featured in 22 “Geezer-Teaser” films, but those who worked with the star began to recognise that he struggled with certain elements of filming including lengthy shoots and memorising his lines.
