Arnold Schwarzenegger sums up Bruce Willis’ legacy – Deadline

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Arnold Schwarzenegger He says Bruce Willis should be remembered for more than his films.

In an interview with CinemaBlendSchwarzenegger said Willis should also be considered a “good guy”.

“I think he’s great,” said the former California governor of Willis. “He was, always for years and years, a huge, huge star. And I think he will always be remembered as a great, great star. And a good man.”

Willis suffers from aphasia, a degenerative brain disease, and has retired from acting.

Schwarzenegger continued, “I understand that given his health conditions, he had to retire. But generally speaking, you know, we never retire. Action heroes, reload.”

Schwarzenegger wasn’t always so nice. Willis once reminded that his biceps needed some work.

in this book Last action heroes By Nick de Semlin Schwarzenegger once yelled at Willis in front of a crowded restaurant.

“Do you know why you’ll never be an action star?” Willis asked why. Schwarzenegger bent over and pointed at his muscles, saying “toothpick arms.”