Bill Murray got choked up as he recalled working with dementia-stricken Bruce Willis in an emotional interview about their time acting together.

"I always thought 'Okay, I'm good with this guy.'" Bill Murray and Bruce Willis go way back. During a visit to Watch What Happens Live on Monday, Murray, 74, revealed that he first met Willis, 70, during his Saturday Night Live tenure,

“He was a good friend and really always understood — Bruce Willis was a Page at NBC when I was on ‘Saturday Night Live.’ He was a Page. And his job was to come and to refill — this sounds like insane s---, but his job was to come and go to the dressing rooms and refill the M&M's and pretzels kind of thing in the actors’ rooms,” he said.

Bill Murray got emotional talking about his old pal Bruce Willis, who has been battling frontal temporal dementia and aphasia.

During an appearance on “Watch What Happens Live,” Bill Murray shares a surprising connection he has with Bruce Willis that goes back to the early days of their careers.

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