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The 12 most awkward bits in Bruce Willis' One Show appearance
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Ali
8th February 2013
Actor and "star of over 75 movies" Bruce Willis appeared on BBC's flagship prime-time light entertainment show this week, to promote A Good Day To Die Hard. It did not go well.
He whooped "BRUCE WILLIS!" while pumping both fists in the air, adding "YES!" for good measure.
Said Bruce, quietly, unimpressed: "So good… So good… A little more blood."
Apparently there's an asteroid that's going to pass by Earth quite soon. Bruce looked genuinely concerned. Then Matt asked Bruce what it was actually like to be on an asteroid.
Bruce Willis: "A Good Day To Die Hard. Are you confused by it?" Alex Jones: "I was, but I thought about it, and I'm all right with it now".
On A Good Day To Die Hard: "We certainly blow a lot of stuff up… Fun… no one was hurt."
Bruce: "A Good Day To Die Hard… I still, I don't know… Have a sandwich… let's go shopping… Die Hard."
A clip runs. There's an awkward silence. Matt Baker has to fill. "So, you're in the car…"
"HA HA HA!"
"I just don't pay enough attention."
Matt Baker: "Beautiful… beautiful."
They ask him to try it on. Bruce politely ignores them.
This happens quite frequently, to be fair.
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