Veteran producer Jerry Bruckheimer has paid heartfelt tribute to the late Bruce Willis, fondly recalling the Hollywood icon’s exceptional kindness and generosity towards crew members. Willis, who sadly passed away at the age of 69 after a diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia, left an enduring legacy of compassion and support behind the scenes.
Bruckheimer, who worked with Willis on the blockbuster hit “Armageddon” in 1998, shared heartwarming anecdotes that epitomize Willis’s giving nature. According to Bruckheimer, Willis consistently went above and beyond to show his appreciation for the crew who worked tirelessly on the film. Each week, Willis made significant contributions to cash giveaways, putting smiles on the faces of crew members and fostering a sense of camaraderie on set.
“Bruce was such a good guy,” Bruckheimer remarked. “He was so generous to the crew.” Bruckheimer described Willis as a “giving guy” and a “good friend,” qualities that extended far beyond the film industry. Willis’s spirit of generosity and his unwavering commitment to supporting those around him left an indelible mark on all who knew him.
