Bruce Willis opens up about his sobriety in an interview with GQ magazine, according to a Feb. 12 Us Weekly report. After deciding to get sober in 1988, the 57-year-old “Looper” star admits to drinking again in his new GQ interview and explains why he can now trust himself around alcohol.
“I had been sober,” the former face of Seagram's Golden Wine Cooler products explains in the March issue of GQ. “But once I realized that I wasn't gonna run myself off the pier of life with alcohol, drinking vodka out of the bottle every day . . . I have wine now, mostly when I eat.”
In addition to his return to his sobriety, Willis discusses his film career; specifically the fact that he has never received an Academy Award nomination.
“It just always has seemed whimsical to me, to think about it. You don't get an Oscar for comedy, and you don't get it for shooting people. You get it for novelty, for being fascinating to watch in some character role,” the star says. “But the Die Hard stuff and Dirty Harry are all fraught with the same thing that every story is fraught with,” adding, “The middle years to now makes me start to think that there should come a time when I should not work so much.”
Willis is married to Emma Heming with whom he has a daughter, Mabel, 10 months. He has three other daughters, Rumer, 24, Scout, 21, Tallulah, 19, with ex-wife Demi Moore.
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