He's one of the most well-respected figures in action films, and has been for more than 25 years, ever since he first starred in "Die Hard" in the late 80s - now, as his Broadway debut approaches, what is Bruce Willis' net worth?
Last week, Food World News reported that Bruce Willis' net worth was about to grow from an unlikely place: Broadway. The actor, famous for his roles in comedies and action movies, will be starring in his first-ever play in New York, an adaptation of Stephen King's classic book "Misery," which was made into a movie in 1990 with James Caan and Kathy Bates and made Bates take home the Oscar.
Now, The Guardian reports that Bruce Willis' net worth is about to grow for yet another different reason: a project with legendary director Woody Allen. Seemingly, the "Moonlightning" actor has just been cast in the "Annie Hall" director's latest film, alongside "Twilight" megastar Kristen Stewart and Academy Award-nominated actor Jesse Eisenberg, who's already worked with Allen in the past in the 2012 film "To Rome with Love."
This would be the first time ever that Bruce Willis' net worth rises from such a venture, as in his long-standing career (which goes all the way back to 1980, according to his IMDb page) Willis has never worked with Woody Allen before, though his then-wife Demi Moore co-starred in Allen's 1997 film "Deconstructing Harry."
The project still has no title, but supposedly it'll begin shooting later this year.
It's a great time for Bruce Willis' net worth, though, as lately he's been signing up for a lot of projects: a Barry Levinson movie set to be released in the fall (co-starring big names like Zooey Deschanel, Bill Murray, Kate Hudson and Lady Gaga's fiancé Taylor Kinney), he's currently filming a movie called "Wake," two action films called "Extraction" and "Captive" ... and an unnamed Amazon Prime project.
Currently, Bruce Willis' net worth stands at $180 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth - yippie ki-yay!
