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Washington, Nov 3 : Bruce Willis admits that he almost wrecked his acting career after started living the 'rock'n'roll' lifestyle when he first found fame.
The Hollywood action man found fame at the age of 29, and reveals that he spent his first few years in "out of his mind" in a haze of parties and late nights.
"When I first hit the big time, I went out of my mind. I did not understand or accept any of it. I was just an actor and here I was, being asked to sign cocktail napkins when I went out to eat. I started to party and thought, 'Hey, this is great.' I became 'the party king'" Contactmusic quoted him, as saying.
"I was enjoying my freedom, making great money and living a rock'n'roll lifestyle. I lapped up all the drink, the fast cars and late nights that I could take."
However, it all changed after he met first wife Demi Moore and they started a family.
Now, Willis reveals that he likes to stick to just a couple of drinks.
"Now I know that I can have a couple of drinks. I like a Martini or straight-up ice-cold vodka, but I never go overboard," he said.
ANI
