Bruce Campbell is sharing a candid update on his cancer battle, saying doctors have told him he has about five years to live.
The 68-year-old actor, best known for starring as Ash Williams in the "Evil Dead" franchise, opened up about his prognosis during an appearance this week on "The Adam Carolla Show."
Campbell, who has not publicly disclosed the type of cancer he has, said his current life expectancy is five years, "give or take."
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"I've decided though, pretty specifically, to live with it, not die from it," Campbell told Carolla.

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Evil Dead star Bruce Campbell says his previously announced cancer diagnosis will likely take his life within five years.
In a candid interview on The Adam Carolla Show podcast, Campbell said, "I'm in a five-year prognosis. With the type of cancer that I have, which I don't want to get into, the current thing is a five-year deal."
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Evil Dead actor Bruce Campbell has shared that his doctor estimates he has about five years to live, "give or take."
Months after disclosing his cancer diagnosis, 68-year-old Campbell shared that he may only have a few years left.
"I'm in a five-year prognosis," the horror icon told The Adam Carolla Show in an episode released on Wednesday. "With the type of cancer that I have, which I don't want to get into, the current thing is a five-year deal."
When the host asked Campbell if that meant "the prognosis is you have five years to live," the horror icon confirmed the news. "Give or take," he told Carolla.
Despite the scary prognosis, the actor is choosing to be upbeat and hopes that treatments for his undisclosed form of cancer could advance.

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Bruce Campbell revealed that he was given five years to live, "give or take," after receiving his cancer diagnosis
"You don't die from cancer, you die from what cancer does to you. It does weird s--- and then you address it and move on," he said
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Bruce Campbell is opening up about the "cancer rabbit hole" he's discovered since receiving his diagnosis.
During a Sept. 2 appearance on The Adam Carolla Show, the Evil Dead actor, 68, shared that he was given five years to live, "give or take," after being diagnosed with cancer.

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Evil Dead actor Bruce Campbell shared a heartbreaking health update after announcing his cancer diagnosis.
In the September 2 episode of The Adam Carolla Show, Campbell, 68, revealed he has approximately five years to live. The news came six months after the actor publicly revealed his cancer diagnosis — although he hasn't specified what type of cancer.
Campbell opened up more about his health journey while discussing the independent film Ernie & Emma, in which he starred and for which he produced, wrote, and directed.
"It's a very fascinating timing of having a movie about a guy who's spreading his wife's ashes who died, made by a guy who's dying," he pointed out. "I'm in a five-year prognosis. The type of cancer that I have, which I don't want to get into, the current thing is a five-year deal."
"So the prognosis is that you have five years to live?" Carolla clarified, to which Campbell replied, "Give or take."

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Comedian and podcaster Adam Carolla has a blunt message for Americans he believes aren't paying into the system: Stay out of the voting booth.
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Adam Carolla is the latest conservative voice to crash out over Anne Hathaway's 2018 Human Rights Campaign speech about white, straight men.
Back in 2018, Hathaway gave a speech while accepting National Ally for Equality Award from the LGBTQ+ civil rights organization the Human Rights Campaign. In it, she called out straight white men in a way that is rankling conservatives and MAGA-minded people eight years later now that she stars in one of the biggest movies of the year, Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey."
"It is important to acknowledge with the exception of being a cisgender male, everything about how I was born has put me at the current center of a damaging and widely accepted myth," Hathaway said at the time. "That myth is that gayness orbits around straightness, transgender orbits around cisgender, and that all races orbit around whiteness. This myth is wrong. But this myth is too real for too many … It is a habit, so it's ***** umed to be the way things are."
On Friday's episode of "The Adam and Dr. Drew Show," both men took umbrage with the near-decade old quote. A meltdown ensued on the show as the two tried to figure out what exactly Hathaway meant while ***** uring listeners that regardless of what she meant, she was wrong.
"It sounds like she's saying, 'I was born into this world myself as a rich, white person,'" Carolla said. "But you know what they never factor in? The ultimate privilege – bone structure. Being good-looking. Beauty. Chuck knows what I'm talking about. A lot of doors opening. Lots of doors."

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Adam Carolla said he doesn't want to hear a **** thing from ex-President Joe Biden — and other liberals, for that matter — about President Donald Trump's revamp of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
The veteran podcaster and comic ranted on his show on Tuesday that the much-publicized and much-maligned pool project doesn't affect average Americans one bit, so Biden and others just sound out of touch and clueless when they complain about it. Carolla also said Biden has some chutzpah to whine about the pool, considering his handling of immigration was much more devastating to the country.
"Everything for Democrats is symbolic. It's all symbolic," Carolla said. "It's all like, 'It's cruel! He's mean! He's doing a thing!' It doesn't make any difference, the f*ckin' reflecting pool, whatever he's doing [does] not have any actual impact on anybody ever."
He started the rant after playing a clip of Biden ripping Trump and his "vanity projects" at a Democratic Party Gala in Maryland last weekend. Biden was booed at that same gala, with one protester yelping out he was "Genocide Joe" over his approach to Israel's war in Gaza.
Carolla said he couldn't stand the clip of Biden ripping Trump, considering how bad he was on the border.