Producer Jerry Bruckheimer fondly recalls the late Bruce Willis’s generosity toward the crew on the set of their 1998 hit film, Armageddon. Willis, who passed away at the age of 69, regularly contributed cash to weekly crew giveaways, leaving a lasting impression on those who worked with him.
Hollywood icon Bruce Willis, known for his role in the ‘Die Hard’ franchise, showcased his generosity on the set of the 1998 blockbuster ‘Armageddon,’ according to producer Jerry Bruckheimer. Willis donated generously to crew drawings, helping many take home additional earnings. Willis’s on-set antics included attempting to break into a NASA space shuttle, highlighting his playful nature. The revelation of Willis’s kindness comes amidst his retirement from acting due to frontotemporal dementia, making his past acts of kindness even more poignant.
Bruce Willis recently made a rare appearance at his granddaughter’s first birthday celebration, where he was captured in a loving moment cradling the little girl. Willis has been battling frontotemporal dementia, but his family and fans were delighted to see him happy and engaged during the family gathering.
