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Bill Murray choked up during a new TV interview, while talking about his "good" friend Bruce Willis, who is suffering from several debilitating diseases.

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00:00Bill Murray sharing a story I did not know about Bruce Willis, and Bill was on Watch

00:08What Happens Live last night, and he started to talk to Andy Cohen about a movie that he

00:14and Bill Murray did together.

00:16It came out in 2012, it's called Moonrise Kingdom, and clearly Bill wanted to say some

00:23really kind things about Bruce Willis, and he shared a story about Bruce before he was

00:28ever famous.

00:31I guess you could say this is his first job in showbiz, but this is what Bill said, and

00:36you can hear in his voice, he's getting kind of choked up thinking about what Bruce Willis

00:41is going through.

00:42Moonrise Kingdom was a really beautiful, lovely film, and I got to work with and have a wonderful

00:48time with Bruce Willis.

00:50We should remember today he just had a birthday.

00:53Bruce Willis is a good guy, a good guy, and he was a good friend, and really always understood.

01:02Bruce Willis was a page at NBC when I was on Saturday Night Live, and I remember when

01:08I met him after he was already a successful guy, he said, you and Gilda were nice to me.

01:13I thought, okay, and that's, I always thought, okay, I'm good with this guy, but he was a

01:22good guy.

01:23Of course, we know Bruce Willis is dealing with aphasia, and he's losing his memory,

01:28and we've seen the tributes from his family members who are posting about their love for

01:33him, and that's top of mind for Bill Murray.

01:37That's a great, great story, and it's that thing they always say, it's like, be kind

01:42to people.

01:43You never know, and Bill got that moment with Bruce Willis later in the career, that's great.

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