Los Angeles (USA) – Sadness in Hollywood: Actor Val Kilmer is dead. The American died in Los Angeles at the age of 65 on Tuesday.
The star “Batman” Val Kilmer († 65) is dead. © Kevin Winter Getty Images North AmericaGetty Images over AFP
The New York Times reports. Kilmer shone in films like “Top Gun” and “Batman Forever”, gaining an international celebrity.
According to his daughter Mercedes, the actor lost his life to his life against pneumonia. Doctors have already diagnosed his larynx cancer in 2014 – from which Kilmer initially recovered completely.
Later Hollywood star began her career on a small scene, playing in 1984 in “Top Secret!” Two years later, Kilmer took a role in “Top Gun” and made a name with the role of pilot “Iceman” next to Tom Cruise (62).
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Kilmer then never gave up his ticket to Hollywood, and thus performed a major role in Oliver Stones “The Doors” (1991) and imitated “Batman” in “Batman Forever” (1995) and then achieved a cult state at the latest.
Mercedes (33, left) and Jack (29), Kilmers Children, presented in 2021 in front of a poster for a film about their famous father. © Rich Fury Getty Images North Americagetty Images over AFP
Despite her glory and the acting versatility, the film star had to take several failures since the beginning of 2000.
Kilmer played in expensive jerks (“Missing”, “Alexander”), but he was never able to build on his former screen.
Until his serious illness, the indigenous Californian returned to his roots, creating a name for himself in a stage show about Mark Twain. Then the cancer came – and Kilmer was asked from the ramp light.
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The fans saw the actors again in 2021, when at the Cannes Film Festival premiered the premiere of “Val” – a documentary about a steep and hard Kilmer case. Shortly thereafter, the film star celebrated his comeback when he had a portrait in the “top-gun” sequel “Maverick”.
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