I just paused the Christmas movie, "Die Hard." Bruce Willis is washing up after his entry plane ride. His right shoulder, apparently at the the tendon of the subscapularis (the tendon that connects the upper arm to shoulder socket), has a large scar. What happened to him that resulted in such a large scar? From its size I anticipate whatever required surgery happened before surgery became precise enough to be less invasive. His scar reminds me of photographs of Green Bay Packers' linebacker, Bill Forester's knee - mutilated.

Surgery after complications from a broken arm when he was a teenager. I don't know why I know that but it's one of those useless pieces of information rattling around in my head.