We’ve learned a lot about Matthew Perry in recent days as excerpts from his new memoir, Friends, lovers and the big horrible thing They were released. In the book he talks honestly about himself and his struggle with addiction, but he also takes the time to praise those he believes deserve it. One of these is his The whole nine yards Co-star Bruce Willis.
Bruce Willis recently revealed that he has aphasia and has retired from acting. The news came as a shock to fans and friends alike, and it’s clear that Matthew Perry is both. in this book (via EW) talks about partying with Bruce Willis. It seems Willis knew how to have a good time, but Perry draws a line between the two, because die hard The actor knew when and how to quit, Perry explained…
But there was a big difference between me and Bruce. Bruce was a participant. I was addicted. Bruce has a play button. He can party like crazy, then he gets a script like The Sixth Sense and he stops partying and shows the movie sober. He doesn’t have the gene – he’s not an addict.
Perry and Willis seem to have been literally partying all night, although in Perry’s case, it seems to be more about addiction than fun. However, when the party was over and the two were the only ones left, Perry would see what kind of guy Bruce Willis was when he turned off the switch, and it looks like it was all fans could hope for. Perry continues…
Sometimes, at the end of the night, when the sun was about to rise and everyone was gone, and the party was over, Bruce and I would sit and talk. That’s when I saw the real Bruce Willis – a kind-hearted, caring, selfless guy. Fabulous father. A wonderful actor. And most importantly, he is a good guy.
This support echoes what many people have said about Bruce Willis after his aphasia diagnosis was revealed. It seems that all those who know Bryce Willis have nothing but good things to say about him. What exactly the future holds for Willis is unclear. So far, the leading actors seem to be enjoying life, and Berry sure hopes that it continues…
I, of course, pray to him every night now.
Bruce Willis is just one of the people Matthew Perry talks about fondly in his new book. He also speaks in very loving tones about River Phoenix and Chris Farley, even if he accidentally ends up cursing Keanu Reeves in the process.
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