Bruce Willis lawyer addresses allegations of abuse against producer Randall Emmett in an actor’s health problem

Producer Randall Emmett is in dire straits for treating Bruce Willis in the fight against the health of the actor.

In a statement to Los Angeles TimesThe actor’s lawyer dealt with the accusation that the producer knew Willis’ condition and made him work anyway.

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“My client was able to do the job he wanted to do, just like many others who were diagnosed with aphasia and could continue to work, so he continued to work after the medical diagnosis. “It was,” said Martin Singer, a lawyer. “Because Mr. Willis starred in those films, they were able to get the money. As a result, literally thousands of people have jobs, many of them in the COVID-19 pandemic.”

In March, Willis’ family announced that the iconic action star had stopped acting after being diagnosed with aphasia. Aphasia is a neurological disorder that affects speaking and communication skills.

The actor worked with Emmet in many films before announcing his retirement, including the film “Midnight in the Switchgrass” as the producer’s first director.

The LA Times Emmet reported during the film’s production that he told his fiancé, Lala Kent, that Willis was having a hard time shooting.

“I can’t do this anymore,” Kent recalled in a conversation witnessed by the other two, where her ex told her over the phone. “That’s very sad. Bruce can’t remember his lines. He doesn’t know where he is.”

The alleged call was made in September 2020, but long before Willis’ fight against aphasia became publicly known, real estate agent Alicia Havaland said the actor’s health problem was a secret to the set. Said there is.

“Our stunt coordinator said he was having a hard time,” she said. “Our first AD saw him struggling. You need to be blind to avoid seeing him struggling.”

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Other crew members reportedly need Willis’ significant help in filming the scene, with the actor sending him a line through earpieces and Emmet imitating behavior for him. Witnessed.

Meanwhile, Emmet is also currently facing allegations of abuse and improper behavior against women, employees and business partners. This includes acting in exchange for sexual favors and forcing an assistant to perform dangerous or illegal activities on his behalf.

Producer spokesman Sallie Hofmeister Los Angeles Times..