He had it rough, being passed around and never fully gaining that star status. No matter what, fuck cancer.
Trailer for A24 Val Kilmer documentary "VAL"
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Probably one of his lesser known films and it's nothing spectacular by any means but I really enjoyed it and found it fun.:
One of my favorite, cheese and all (disguises were a more fun gag than Mission Impossible constantly doing the damn face mask thing lol).
Plus the wonderful Shue is easy on the eyes too.
Just bought it, Doc. I've been wanting to and I totally forgot about it so I am happy for the reminder! Looking forward to it.
His costume in that is dope as hell.Probably one of his lesser known films and it's nothing spectacular by any means but I really enjoyed it and found it fun.:
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is dynamite, as is his performance in Heat (1995) - so many memorable bits, I love when he's buying explosives at the demolition supply place and the clerk checks his ID.
i put his mom on the montgomery ward's mailing list!among other things he will always be Nick Rivers to me
Maybe one day someone can use all his video footage and make a computer talk like him like they did with Roger Ebert
Damn, first Swayze now him. I grew up with these guys, but particularly liked Kilmer much more until the later years. I just recently watched Kiss Kiss Bang Bang too a few weeks ago for the first time since I initially saw it at release.
Same. My trinity of favorite male actors used to be Kilmer, DiCaprio and Depp.
Just watched this on Prime.
Yeah. It's heavy.
Some really cool BTS stuff, though- as Val seemingly filmed damn near everything.
Yeah. It's heavy.
Some really cool BTS stuff, though- as Val seemingly filmed damn near everything.
Oh yeah.
I had always heard that Val was just an insufferable ass through the entire filming, but you really get to see him supporting the cast while the production was a massive shitshow.
I haven't seen it yet but it should be as I saw an ad for it there.
He will always be Chris Knight for me.. one of the ten brightest minds in the country but hoping that he would be two of them…
Real Genius is endlessly quotable
Real Genius is endlessly quotable
I fucking adore this movie. About 10 years ago I woke up one night and couldn't go back to sleep. I just turned on the TV and this movie was on. I couldn't stop watching it and didn't fall back to sleep until it was done.
His portrayal of Doc Holiday is the best one of all time and it's forever his role as far as I'm concerned. He carried that film on his back.
His Doc Holliday might be my favorite portrayal of a character ever. Every line is pure joyous bliss, oozing with charisma. All this from a drunk hacking his lungs up as he's dying in front of you in every scene.
Val Kilmer’s Fight With the Director of ‘Island of Dr. Moreau’ in Amazon’s ‘Val’ Is Painful to Watch
Kilmer, who has a reputation for being difficult, attempts to tell his side of the story.
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It's one of those things where Kilmer said it was accidental while the victim says it was not. But dude had a rep for his on set behavior.
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Val Kilmer’s Fight With the Director of ‘Island of Dr. Moreau’ in Amazon’s ‘Val’ Is Painful to Watch
Kilmer, who has a reputation for being difficult, attempts to tell his side of the story.
It's one of those things where Kilmer said it was accidental while the victim says it was not. But dude had a rep for his on set behavior.
David Thewlis (who co-starred in Dr. Moreau) was on the Empire Magazine podcast a few weeks ago and said the cigarette story was total bullshit .
I really liked Kilmer and as a child of the 80's grew up with his stuff but he always had a reputation for difficult behaviour. Would be very interested to see this.
Regarding his cancer, was he just unlucky or tempted fate like Steve Jobs with pseudoscience?
Pretty cool he filmed so much, looks like he had a lot of fun and always great to see behind the scenes stuff, way back then especially.
Pretty cool he filmed so much, looks like he had a lot of fun and always great to see behind the scenes stuff, way back then especially.
He belongs to Christian Science and that relay does not believe in docs.
Probably one of his lesser known films and it's nothing spectacular by any means but I really enjoyed it and found it fun.:
Fuck yes I love this film. Also its awesome to see others enjoying this film since its definitely not one of his big ones.
I was reading through the posts before watching the doc trailer and his voice is breaking my heart. I'm going to end up watching this and cry like a baby. My first movie theater experience was seeing Val in Batman Forever.
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