One of the legendary names of the Hollywood world Bruce WillisHe had to end his career at the age of 67. Skilled actor, leading to loss of ability to understand and express spoken aphasia disease He quit acting because of it.
Bruce Willis’ daughter Rumer Willis After the statement shared by Instagram on Instagram, it was learned that there was a great loss in the world of cinema. Bruce Willis, who has been in the cinema world for nearly 40 years, became the agenda on social media with his illness. What about who caught Willis? What is aphasia?
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Bruce Willis, diagnosed with aphasia, ends his career
Bruce Willis’ daughter Rumer Willis announced on her social media account that her father quit acting due to health problems. Rumer Willis told his father that affecting his cognitive abilities diagnosis of aphasia stated that it was.
In a statement, Bruce Willis’ daughter said, “To Bruce’s amazing supporters, as a family, our beloved Bruce is experiencing some health issues and has recently a diagnosis of aphasia that affects cognitive abilities We wanted to share what it was put on,” he said.
According to the medical world aphasiais defined as “an injury resulting from damage to the part of the brain responsible for language”. The disorder can affect understanding, reading and writing. It can also limit a person’s ability to communicate and speak to others.
The 67-year-old famous actor made his debut in 1985. blue Moon (Moonlighting) and won an Emmy in 1987. But Willis is the most Die Hard He is best known for playing John McClane in the series.
Willis also Fifth Element (1997), Armageddon (1998) and Sixth Sense He acted in blockbuster movies such as (1999). Among other classics of Willis Last mission (1991), Death Befits a Woman (1992), pulp Fiction (1994) and 12 Monkeys (1995) should also be noted.
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