This sounds horrifying 

 

It's heartbreaking to watch someone you love who has this. Thankfully he has a lot of money so he can be taken care of

I feel for the family and close friends of his

I read about this yesterday. It's sad to hear. I've always enjoyed his acting, going all the way back to Moonlighting, in the 80's. 

Loved him in Moonlighting.  So sad.  I hope he does well for awhile with the latest and best care that’s out there. Meds and therapy to keep from progressing too fast.  There is no cure.  

Apparantly, he had to wear an earpiece and have people read him his lines in recent movies. 

One Director said that they had to cut like 5 pages of dialogue because he couldn't remember anything longer than a sentence or 2. 

That is horrible. I read a few articles yesterday about it. From what I read there is no cure and can potentially take away all of his verbal/mental understanding. 

https://youtu.be/-uqmot-rPzk

It's at the end of this video, but you can tell they had to dub in (badly) the lines 

 

Two insiders allege that on the set of "Hard Kill,” Willis fired a gun that was loaded with a blank before reading the line that would have alerted his co-star what was happening. 

"I’m supposed to think my life is about to end, and then my dad steps in to save the day,” co-star Lala Kent told the Times, describing how her back was facing Willis in the scene. The actor was supposed to deliver a line that served as Kent’s cue to duck before he fired the gun. Instead, he shot the gun before delivering the line, so Kent never ducked.

"Because my back was to him, I wasn’t aware of what was happening behind me. But the first time, it was like, ‘No big deal, let’s reset,’” Kent recalled. She said she asked director Matt Eskandari to remind Willis to say the line first before firing the gun.

Crew members say the same thing happened a second time. Sources allege Kent was "shaken” and a crew member affirmed that Willis "did fire the gun on the wrong  line.”