Bruce Willis continues to experience significant deterioration due to his dementia, as recently reported by those closest to him, who often provide news about the state of the popular Hollywood actor's faculties.
The last to speak about Willis was the screenwriter and director Glenn Gordon Caron, one of the interpreter's closest friends since he was young, who saw a great future in international cinema and opted for him.
According to Caron, Bruce Willis “his condition has worsened to the point that he is no longer able to communicate verbally,” although the filmmaker assures that “he is still Bruce” despite everything and has described him as an “extraordinary person” for his struggle. against the disease that weighs him down.
“My feeling is that in the first one or three minutes he knows who I am. When you are with him you know that it is Bruce and you are grateful that he is there... but the joy of living has disappeared," the actor's friend explained in The New York Post.
On the other hand, he highlights a facet that has changed a lot in Willis: “He is not totally verbal; He used to be a voracious reader, he wanted no one to know and now he doesn't read. He no longer has all those language skills and yet he is still Bruce,” he explains.
“He loved life and loved getting up every morning and trying to live it to the fullest. There is no one who had more joy in living than him. He really is an amazing guy,” explains Caron about his friend.
