Stanley Tucci feels 'incredibly lucky' to be alive after cancer battle
“They couldn’t do surgery because the tumor was so big,” Tucci, who firstTucci, 61, underwent a 35-day radiation treatment and seven sessions of chemotherapy, which“Felicity’s undying attention, affection and encouragement got me through it,” Tucci said of his wife.
After his treatments ended in 2018, Tucci started to regain his senses and ability to eat, which he described as “just the most exciting thing in the world” as it allowed him to explore his passion for food again. The cookbook author also credited his wife, Felicity Blunt, with getting him through the terrifying ordeal.Tucci and Blunt, who is the older sister of actress Emily Blunt, share son Matteo, 7, and daughter Emilia, 3.
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