Bruce Willis acted with electronic point and reduced scripts after dementia diagnosis

Model and businesswoman Emma Heming, 46, wife of Bruce Willis, 70, revealed some techniques used by the actor to deal with the diagnosis of dementia while still working in the cinema. She said that the Hollywood star received the support of a trusted team that transmitted his lines through an electronic point.

Another method also used was the adaptation of the volume of speech. The scripts were reduced to make him feel more comfortable during the productions.

The results of these efforts can be noticed in films such as “Assassin” (2023), the last of his career, and in the “Detective Knight” series (2022–2023), according to Emma’s book on the challenges faced by the actor since the DFT diagnosis (DFT), received from doctors in February 2023.

The publication ‘The Unexpeted Journey’ is launched in September this year and is described by the author as “a self -help book, not a memories book.” In her social networks, Emma also states that her work is something she would like to have received from someone when her husband was diagnosed. “Today, life seems different to me and our family because I managed to offer support,” she said.