Evil Dead star Bruce Campbell says he has ‘give or take’ 5 years to live amid cancer treatment
Evil Dead star Bruce Campbell has opened up about his cancer diagnosis, saying he has “give or take” five years left while stressing that he intends to continue living and working rather than let the disease dictate his life.
Bruce Campbell, the renowned actor famous for his role as Ash Williams in the Evil Dead horror franchise, has recently disclosed his cancer diagnosis and treatment prognosis to NBC News. During an appearance on The Adam Carolla Show, the 67-year-old actor disclosed that he believes his cancer diagnosis will give or take about five years left in his life.
Campbell did not specify the type of cancer he's battling but emphasized that he is committed to living with the disease rather than succumbing to it. He stated, "I’ve decided though, pretty specifically, to live with it, not die from it." The actor also highlighted that he has shied away from delving into the extensive information available on his specific cancer type, calling it an "enormous rabbit hole."
Initially revealing his cancer diagnosis in March, Campbell described it as a treatable condition, not a curable one. He mentioned that the diagnosis might necessitate a shift in his professional commitments, including appearances and work engagements, as he continues his treatment. Despite his diagnosis, Campbell has maintained his work ethic and recently participated in a podcast appearance to promote his film, Ernie & Emma.
He reiterated his stance on not letting the disease dictate his life, saying, "You have to make this decision of, ‘Well, OK, but do I have to stop everything that I’m doing because of this?’ Well, no."
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