We’re pretty sure GQ can make anyone look amazing in the pages of their magazine.
Obviously Bruce Willis doesn’t need much help physically looking handsome, but for the March 2013 issue of GQ, he definitely cleans up nice.
For the Mario Testino-photographed cover and accompanying spread, Bruce rocks some pretty cool pieces from the likes of Dior Homme and Drumohr.
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While preparing for the release of his upcoming blockbuster A Good Day To Die Hard, Bruce got a chance to talk to GQ about a variety of topics ranging from his childhood stuttering problem, to a possible career in politics.
After all, Arnold Schwarzenegger did it! Some of the standout pieces from the article can be found below.
On never being awarded with an Oscar:
“I don’t think about it too much. 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, of being fascinating to watch in some character role. But the ‘Die Hard’ stuff and ‘Dirty Harry’ are all fraught with the same thing that every story is fraught with.”
On pursuing a role on stage:
“I’d like to go and do theater. It seems like a more reasonable job, more manageable.”
On a possible career in politics:
“Maybe on a smaller level? Something where you can make the town a little better. That idea of trying to help someone and not f***it up.”
On conquering his stutter with acting:
“The Cub Scout years, I had a terrible stutter. But then I did some theater somewhere, probably in high school. And when I memorized words, I didn’t stutter, which was just miraculous. That was the beginning of the gradual dispelling of my stutter. I thought I was handicapped. I couldn’t talk at all. I still stutter around some people now.”
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Check out more of Bruce Willis’ interview, as well as the entire Mario Testino-photographed spread from the March 2013 issue of GQ by heading over to the magazine’s website.
