He’d leave voicemails at the house from time to time, just checking in," Osment told 'Entertainment Weekly' while celebrating the film's 25th anniversary

When The Sixth Sense was released in 1999, it was an instant hit. The psychological thriller made M. Night Shyamalan one of the most talked about directors in Hollywood, and Bruce Willis’s sentimental performance has stayed with audiences even after all these years.

After 25 years, Haley Joel Osment is fondly remembering his on-set experience with Bruce Willis. The Oscar nominee recently reflected on his “fantastic” time as a child actor working with Willis on the M.

Haley Joel Osment stills remembers working with Bruce Willis as a child actor on the M. Night Shyamalan movie The Sixth Sense .“I heard from a lot after it came out in those

Haley Joel Osment shot to fame in the 1999 classic and is currently appearing alongside Channing Tatum in a new psychological thriller.

"He did everything in such a cool way, and had such charisma," Osment remembers of Willis. It's been 25 years since The Sixth Sense blew our minds in the summer of 1999, and Haley Joel Osment still remembers the film with nothing but fondness.

Haley Joel Osment revealed that he heard from Bruce Willis “a lot” as his co-star would call his house just to check-in during the years after the 1999 release of “The Sixth Sense.” The actor reflected on the voicemails Willis left from “time to time” as he spoke to Entertainment Weekly in honor of the M.

Haley Joel Osment joined Entertainment Weekly to reflect on the 25th anniversary of M. Night Shyamalan’s “The Sixth Sense” and remembered getting voicemails from co-star Bruce Willis in the years that followed the release of the blockbuster horror film.