For decades, actor Bruce Willis was identified with his voice. It was the voice of the hero who ran, joked, threatened and expressed himself in his films. Today, his voice is one of the things that the neurodegenerative disease he suffers from has gradually taken away from him. His wife, Emma Heming Willis, speaks about it
At 67, the American actor learned to suffer from frontal-temporal degeneration. Nearly four years after the diagnosis, her wife tells how she composed with the disease and her new role as a helper. A story she also delivers in a book, translated into French in the spring.
For decades, actor Bruce Willis was identified with his voice. It was the voice of the hero who ran, joked, threatened and expressed himself in his films. Today, his voice is one of the things that the neurodegenerative disease he suffers from has gradually taken away from him. His wife, Emma Heming Willis, speaks about it