Ever since veteran actor Bruce Willis retired from acting due to his debilitating health condition of frontotemporal dementia in March 2022, celebrities who’ve worked with him, like The Sixth Sense’s M. Night Shyamalan, couldn’t help but reminisce about the sweet memories they’ve had with him. One of Willis’ best movies was The Sixth Sense, with one of the film’s breakout stars being Donnie Wahlberg who gave a powerful performance as Vincent Grey. Over two decades later, Wahlberg recalls the impact the Die Hard star had on him during the making of the M. Night Shyamalan film.
Later this year, The Sixth Sense will be headed toward its 25th anniversary. At the beginning of the movie, we’re introduced to Vincent Grey, played by Donnie Wahlberg, who was a former patient of Bruce Willis’ Malcolm Crowe when he was a child who exacts his revenge on him as an adult for his hallucinations not going away. While speaking to ET, the 53-year-old actor recanted memories he had while filming his memorable role in The Sixth Sense with Willis.
