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Bruce Willis To Direct Three Stories

September 23, 2008

It looks like "Die Hard" star Bruce Willis will be moving behind the camera, making his directorial debut with the indie psychological drama Three Stories About Joan. Willis will be taking a supporting role in the movie as the father of Camilla Belle's title character with Kieran Culkin co-starring.

Based on the screenplay by Christopher Alexander and Sam Applebaum, the story centers on a young woman at three points in her life and the family tragedies that cause her to lose her grip on reality.

It's scheduled to start shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana starting early next month.

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COMMENTS (18)

Posted by:

Roy

September 24, 2008

make a sequel to The Sixth Sense - or another end of the world epic with lots of action

Posted by:

jeremy death

September 24, 2008

but dont let m night shyamalamamlama ding dong direct it

Posted by:

Doctor Pain

September 24, 2008

A sequel to the Sixth Sense? The Seventh Sense? Where the twist this time is EVERYONE IS DEAD?? Or NO ONE WAS DEAD TO BEGIN WITH?????!!!!111lol

Hollywood may be making bad movies, but holy **** I'm glad the people on these talkbacks aren't in charge.

Posted by:

Clemenza

September 24, 2008

SS2: Sixth Senser

The Sixth Sense 2: Willis Vs. Ghostbusters

And what´s the problem with Shyamalan? The guy directed The Sixth Sense and you loved it.

Posted by:

OzzMosiz

September 24, 2008

M Night is a great director. Some of his later writing has sucked though.

As for Willis, I wish him good luck.

Posted by:

acc

September 24, 2008

"Unbreakable" was a good film, "The Village" was a great film, "The Happening" same thing (yes, I know... but I'm pretty sure about it...)
His (forgivable) lows: Signs and, partially, Lady in the Water

Posted by:

Mitch 21

September 24, 2008

I love how none of this has anything to do with the film in question...

I would watch Camilla Belle in anything!

Posted by:

Jimmy S

September 24, 2008

Cool, Willis has worked with enough great directors & great experience. A bet he'd do a great job.

Posted by:

giggity

September 24, 2008

Yippee kai ay!!