Bruce Campbell Has Incurable Cancer.

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1:02This is coming after we've lost so many people to cancer over the last couple of years, younger people too. James Vanderbeek passed a couple of weeks ago, even Catherine O'Hare, I guess, had a form of cancer and now we're looking at Bruce Campbell. This is awful, this is awful news for people who love this guy. He's an icon to drop this yesterday on X. He put a message out and we'll read that. Here's the article from the Hollywood Reporter, evil dead star Bruce Campbell reveals treatable not curable cancer diagnosis. He revealed his health condition on social media, I apologize if it's a shock, it was to me too. So the beloved self proclaimed B movie actor took to social media to tell fans he had a condition which was treatable but not curable. In a detailed post on X, the 67 year old Spider-Man actor wrote high folks these days when someone's having a health issue, it's referred to as an opportunity. So let's go with that. We'll read his statement. They said Campbell's breakout role was in Sam Remy's 1981 classic, the evil dead as

2:06popular sequels, evil dead two and army of darkness. Here prizes roles Ash and the spin off series Ash versus the evil dead. He's also had cameos and Remy Spider-Man trilogy and starred in 2002's Bubba Ho-Tep. So here is his statement and you know, I mean, people are talking about me, this is what it's kind of sucks to any more, if somebody gets cancer, it used to be a lot more optimistic. It feels like it, people used to be a lot more optimistic back there, like yeah, you're going to beat this. You're going to be in remission and occasionally you get some good news like Gary Chalk who played Optimus Primal and Transformers Beast Wars, he's a remission. But more often than not these days, people are finding out that they have cancer like right before they pass and that that's horrible. But here's his statement, he said high folks these days when someone that's having a health issue, it's referred to as an opportunity. So let's go with that. I'm having one of those. It's also called a type of cancer that's treatable, not curable. I apologize if that's a shock. It was to me too.

3:07The good news is I'm not going to go into any more detail on posting this because professionally a few things will have to change appearances and cons and work in general need to take a backseat to treatment. I plan as to get as well as I possibly can over the summer so that I can tour with my new movie Ernie and Emma this fall. There are several cons this summer that I have to cancel. Big regrets on my part, treatment needs and professional obligations don't always go hand in hand. That's about it. I'm not trying to enlist sympathy or advice. I just want to get ahead of this information in case false information gets out, which it will. If you're not, I am a tough old son of a bitch and I have great support so I expect to be around a while. As always, you're the greatest fans in the world and I hope to see you much love Bruce Campbell. Yeah, Godspeed. I hope everything works out for him and his fans.