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During the shooting of Tears of Sun he affectionately remembers his ex, Demi Moore, although he intends to find someone to fall in love with.

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Willis has often tried to go back home in Idaho. (The production of its local theater True West, on the air on Showtime last year, was well received by the critic). "I took a year off after Hart's War, I spent some time in Idaho taking the children to school and living my life as a dad. It's really fortunate that we're still big friends with Demi (Moore, his ex wife). We raise the girls together. I talk to her three or four times a day about the children, how they're doing and what's going on at school. She's a terrific mom. We both accompanied them during our divorce, and we tell them there's only one form of unconditional love, and that's the love their mom and I feel for them".

When I ask him about his brother's death caused by a pancreas cancer in June 2001, he whispers: "I have a younger brother, David, my other brother, Robert, died last June. I knew since I was very young that life is really short; even if you live until you're 85 or 90, it goes in a twinkling of an eye. There's nothing you can say when you're going to die. Your only choice is to try to live as plentifully as possible while you're here, and not postpone happiness. That makes me think, do I want to spend the rest of my life alone? I haven't made up my mind yet. I don't have an answer. Sometimes I feel very lonely, but then that moment passes and I realize that the fact of being alone doesn't mean I have to hurry to find a girl. I guess I'm looking for what I still haven't found. I don't know if what I'm looking for is necessarily Miss Right. Not long ago, around last year, I opened my heart to the idea of getting involved with somebody. The idea of having more children. I've just begun to think about it".

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"Actually, I haven't learned much in the 47 years I've been on the Earth...", he says. Willis makes a pause before he runs back to the set. (...)