Updated On: 10 April, 2022 07:17 AM IST | Mumbai | Rahul da Cunha
You can’t actually typecast Willis because in a moment, he can change the style of a film, armed with his irreverence, impishness, fallible invincibility, not to mention inate charm

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It is impossible to slot Bruce Willis as a mere ‘action star’. He is so far away from the Schwarzenegger-Stallone-Steven Segal-like, ‘punch punch pow pummel pulverise’ school of acting.
From the moment his character John McClane in ‘Die Hard’ threw a dead body out of the Nakatomi Towers with that immortal ‘Yipee Ki Yay Mother Fu*%, line, he guaranteed that the action flick, would never be the same again—the franchise was set, and the genre took a small detour–it introduced the glib sense of humour to the repertoire of the action star.