NEWSBruce Willis Could Have More Kids — Or Not
Feb. 23 2010, Published 1:00 p.m. ET
Bruce Willis separates business from pleasure during his Cop Out premiere held Monday at NYC’s AMC Loews Lincoln Square 13.
While the 54-year-old actor makes the rounds doing interviews, model wife Emma Heming is seated comfortably inside the theater.
The brunette bombshell, 32, is the first to arrive, wearing a dress that barely covers her behind.
“It makes me feel great,” he says of her presence.
The couple will celebrate their first anniversary in March, but more kids may -- or may not -- happen.
“I’d like to have a thousand more children, or zero more children,” he tells me. “It doesn’t matter. Why? Do you want to have some children with someone? Do you have kids?”
But he’s such a great dad to his girls Rumer, Scout and Tallulah, whose mom is ex-wife Demi Moore.
He agrees. “I am a great dad.”
What’s the best thing about his extended family, which includes Demi’s hubby Ashton Kutcher?
“Laughter,” he says. “Lots of laughter.”
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He doesn’t go there when asked twice about how he feels about his daughters getting married.
“Thank you,” he says.
Co-star Tracy Morgan offers high praise for the Die Hard actor.
“He’s the bomb,” Tracy says. “He’s funny when he needs to be funny. He’s Bruce Willis – he’s one of the five greatest actors of all time, so he can be funny, sad, all of that. I’m learning all these techniques from him.”
Co-star Adam Brody enjoyed riffing with Bruce and Tracy.
“It was fun,” he says. “It wasn’t intimidating.”
Cop Out is in theaters Friday.
