Bill Murray has recalled the “insane” chore actor Bruce Willis was tasked with on “Saturday Night Live” before he secured his big break and became a Hollywood icon. During an appearance on “Watch What Happens Live” Monday, Murray recalled a time when the “Die Hard” actor worked behind the scenes of the NBC sketch comedy series.

“He was a good friend and really always understood — Bruce Willis was a Page at NBC when I was on ‘Saturday Night Live.’ He was a Page. And his job was to come and to refill — this sounds like insane s---, but his job was to come and go to the dressing rooms and refill the M&M's and pretzels kind of thing in the actors’ rooms,” he said.

The Die Hard star, Bruce Willis, appeared as a new kind of action hero in the 80s—one who would not only fight the bad guys but also had a certain charm and the capability of delivering impressive one

Bill Murray got emotional talking about his old pal Bruce Willis, who has been battling frontal temporal dementia and aphasia.

During an appearance on “Watch What Happens Live,” Bill Murray shares a surprising connection he has with Bruce Willis that goes back to the early days of their careers.

The former child star has previously accused his estranged father, former stage actor Christopher "Kit" Culkin, of abuse. PEOPLE catches up with the hosts of the hit daytime series on its last day of filming at its longtime home Kid Rock appeared with Donald Trump in the Oval Office on Monday evening for what has become a daily ritual for the president: the signing of an executive order.