Bill Murray Reflects on Bruce Willis' Early NBC Role

Bill Murray recently reflected on his early encounters with Bruce Willis, who worked as a page at NBC during Murray's time on Saturday Night Live. Willis's duties included refilling M&Ms and pretzels in the actors' dressing rooms, a job that left a lasting impact on him. Murray shared that Willis expressed gratitude for the kindness shown by him and Gilda Radner when they met again after Willis became famous. The two actors later worked together on the film 'Moonrise Kingdom,' which Murray described fondly. Murray praised Willis as a 'good guy' and 'good friend,' showing emotion during the discussion, as Willis recently turned 70 and is battling frontotemporal dementia and aphasia. Murray's comments came on Andy Cohen's show, where he discussed his friendship and collaboration with Willis in light of the actor's health challenges.