Bill Murray Reveals How Bruce Willis Took On ‘Insane’ Jobs Behind The Scenes Of ‘SNL’

Bill Murray recently shared an intriguing story about Bruce Willis’ early days at Saturday Night Live before his first breakthrough in Hollywood. During Murray’s appearance on Watch What Happens Live, the Ghostbusters star recalled how Willis worked behind the scenes at NBC before landing his first major acting roles.

According to Murray, Willis had an unexpected job at SNL, which involved refilling snacks in the dressing rooms. His task was to go to the dressing rooms and refill the M&Ms and Pretzels. Long before Die Hard made him an action icon, Willis was navigating the entertainment industry in a much different capacity.

Bill Murray and Bruce Willis’ connection and friendship

The connection between Murray and Willis goes beyond their time at SNL, as Murray shared that when they met again years later, Willis expressed gratitude for the kindness he received. They were already both successful, and Murray recalled the hospitality.

Their professional paths eventually crossed again in 2012 when they starred together in Moonrise Kingdom. Murray praised Willis’ performance, calling the film a really beautiful, lovely experience. He also had high regard for his longtime friend, stating he is a good guy, and a good friend.

Bruce Willis’ retirement and family support

Willis has retired from acting due to frontotemporal dementia. However, he recently celebrated his 70th birthday. His wife, Emma Heming Willis, shared a heartfelt message on Instagram, thanking fans for their support. His family, including his ex-wife Demi Moore and their children, have also rallied around him during this difficult time.

Although he left the spotlight and his acting career, Willis’ impact in Hollywood still commands attention. His path from an SNL page to international fame bears witness to his determination and resilience. As Murray’s revelations show, Willis had the charm and determination that defined his legendary career and built him an ever-supportive fanbase.