Danny Glover reveals Alzheimer's diagnosis: 'Life goes on'
Danny Glover, the American actor and activist known for roles in 'The Color Purple' and 'Lethal Weapon', publicly disclosed his Alzheimer's diagnosis in an interview with People magazine. He shared details about living with the disease, offering an optimistic message: 'I still have my daughter, I have friends. I just want to say that life goes on.' Glover, who turns 80 on July 22, spoke with the magazine, often alternating between unfinished thoughts and poetic digressions, according to the publication. His daughter Clarisa noted, 'I think sometimes he is aware and other times not.' The announcement was made on Tuesday.
Key facts
- Danny Glover revealed he has Alzheimer's disease
- He gave an interview to People magazine
- Glover turns 80 on July 22
- He is known for 'The Color Purple' and 'Lethal Weapon'
- His daughter Clarisa commented on his condition
- He expressed an optimistic outlook: 'Life goes on'
- The interview was published on Tuesday
- Glover's speech included unfinished thoughts and poetic digressions
Entities
Artists
- Danny Glover
- Clarisa Glover
- Mel Gibson
- Mandisa Glover
Institutions
- People
- NBC
- Alzheimer's Association
- United Nations Development Program
- NAACP
- Black Entertainment Television
- Screen Actors Guild
Locations
- United States
- New York