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Bruce Willis turned down the role of Sam in the movie Ghost. He said he didn t understand how the movie would work with the main character being dead for the majority of the movie, and the role went to Patrick Swayze. Nine years later Willis would star in The Sixth Sense.

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Fun Fact: Bruce Willis turned down the role of Sam in the movie Ghost. He said he didn’t understand how the movie would work with the main character being dead for the majority of the movie, and the role went to Patrick Swayze. Nine years later Willis would star in The Sixth Sense.

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