Bruce Willis

It's one of the last Bruce Willis films that will be made and at the rate that people are watching it, the world is making sure it's seen.

Stallone announced Harrison Ford was replacing Willis on twitter and went on to call Willis “greedy and lazy.” A year later, Stallone took back the insult, saying that he was wrong and that Willis was a “stand up guy.” Another star who express his love from Bruce Willis was John Travolta. The two worked together on Pulp Fiction and the Look Who’s Talking movies, and apparently a lifelong friendship resulted. Willis has made so many movies with the company that earlier this year — just before the world learned of Willis’s decline in health — the actor was almost “honored” with probably the least desired honor in Hollywood. Willis was given his own special category at the Razzies, “Worst Performance by Bruce Willis in a 2021 Movie.” Out of Death, Deadlock, Cosmic Sin, Fortress, Apex, Midnight in the Switchgrass, American Siege, and Survive the Game all made the cut for the nominations. Gasoline Alley is one of a long list of films Bruce Willis has made over the past few years with Saban Films. The movies from Saban are usually action and crime thrillers, are often exclusively video on demand offerings, and you’ve probably heard of very few if any of them. Bruce Willis plays Detective Bill Freeman in Gasoline Alley. Freeman and his partner Freddy Vargas (Luke Wilson) are tasked with finding a mass murderer who’s killing sex workers. But before he leaves the spotlight for good, Willis has some flicks on the way including Gasoline Alley. The action thriller enjoyed a limited theatrical release as well as on video on demand.