Is there anything else we really need to know about Demi Moore? She appears on countless magazine covers, gives interviews about her sex life with Ashton Kutcher and how she’s never had any work done to her face, she tweets every bowel movement and random thought, so what else is there to know? Quite a bit, apparently. Demi is meeting with New York publishers to work out a deal for her memoirs. Demi is allegedly pitching it as a tell-all about her marriage to Bruce Willis, her costars (including Robert Redford, Tom Cruise, Patrick Swayze), and her marriage to Ashton Kutcher.

After almost 40 films, a stint on ‘General Hospital,’ a nude and pregnant Vanity Fair cover and two notable marriages to Hollywood heavyweights, Demi Moore is ready to tell all, the Associated Press reports.

Moore’s agent, Luke Janklow, confirms that his client, one of this generation’s most successful and talked-about actresses, is indeed meeting with different publishers in New York about penning a memoir. Though Janklow refused to comment further, an autobiography from Demi Moore would surely cause riptides in Hollywood.

Moore is best known for her movie roles in ‘St. Elmo’s Fire,’ ‘Ghost,’ ‘A Few Good Men’ and ‘Indecent Proposal.’ In 2003, she raised eyebrows with her fabulous-over-40 bikini body in the second installment of ‘Charlie’s Angels.’ With a memoir coming out, secrets from the sets of these movies, co-starring, among others, Robert Redford, Patrick Swayze, Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz, might be revealed.

The publishing world would also eat up a behind-the-scenes peek at her ten-year marriage to action star Bruce Willis and the birth of their three children, Rumor, Scout and Tallulah. A no-holds-barred view into her current life with her husband, actor and social networking guru Ashton Kutcher, would push sales and grab public interest. Not to mention the unique relationship between Willis and Kutcher … A quick look at her fling with Scientology (if she discussed it) and her current relationship with Kabbalah could also be compelling.

While the content of her memoir is still being discussed behind closed doors, there’s not doubt a Moore tell-all would be a hot commodity in Hollywood. They might even make it into a movie.

[From PopEater]

Okay… so it doesn’t sound terrible. It might be something that I would read, especially if I got the book for free. It would be interesting to know more about what happened between Demi and Bruce, and I always enjoy stories about who was a bitch on a film set. Plus, Demi has worked with several really interesting people, so it wouldn’t just be a litany of “Who?” when you were reading those sections. All in all, maybe this memoir isn’t a terrible idea.

God, remember when Bruce was just the hottest thing?