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Aphasia can occur at any age. Here's what to know, including for temporary or progressive forms of the brain affliction.

With the announcement of Willis’ retirement, it's worth looking back on the roles that turned him into one of Hollywood’s biggest stars. 'The Sixth Sense' stands apart from the rest.

Following Bruce Willis opening up on his aphasia diagnosis, Chris has gone public to explain how his life was turned upside down by the condition

Chris Ellison, who is best known for his legendary role as DCI Frank Burnside in The Bill - appeared on Good Morning Britain with wife Anita to speak about having aphasia

Until the recent news that Bruce Willis had been diagnosed with aphasia and was retiring from acting, many people were unfamiliar with the condition. Despite its low profile, aphasia is not uncommon.

As superhero movies broke into the mainstream, this slow burn had a very different take on the genre.

He came to us fully formed, a man.

The image of Bruce Willis, an athletic and wise-cracking movie star, struggling to remember his lines is a tough one. Progressive aphasia is frightening for anyone, but when it afflicts an actor who long displayed a quick wit and physical agility, it hits home in a visceral way.

This year was shaping up to be another busy one for Bruce Willis: three films released already, with another eight in post-production. Willis has become an astonishingly prolific actor, wisecracking his way through direct-to-video genre releases and joining that elite band of 1980s and 1990s multiplex superstars (Nicolas Cage, John…