Emma Heming Willis celebrated Easter with a throwback clip of her husband Bruce Willis in a very appropriate costume.
As the Daily Mail reported, Emma, 46, took to her Instagram Stories over the weekend to share a short clip of Bruce, 70, dressed as the Easter Bunny in his 1994 movie North.
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In the film, directed by Rob Reiner, Bruce plays a mysterious advisor to a troubled young boy named North (Elijah Wood) who wants to divorce his parents (Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Jason Alexander).
The clip shared by Emma featured Bruce, dressed in a pink bunny suit, asking Wood his name. After he answered, Bruce responded by saying he'd seen his name on maps and it was "very impressive." When asked who he was, Bruce said, "The Easter bunny, third floor, toys."
In a 1994 interview with Bobbie Wygant, Willis opened up about why he took the role in North, which represented a departure from his action hero persona.
"It was easy," the Die Hard star admitted. "I just had to kind of be pals with Elijah Woods, and I get to play seven different characters in this film, which doesn't happen very often, you know."
Just last week, Emma was applauded by fans when she announced her first book inspired by Bruce's ongoing battle with frontotemporal dementia: The Unexpected Journey: Finding Strength, Hope and Yourself on the Caregiving Path.
As she wrote in an Instagram post on April 17, the book was "born from grief, shaped by love, and guided by purpose, this is the book I needed back when Bruce was first diagnosed and I was frozen with fear and uncertainty."
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