Actor Val Kilmer Dies at 65

Val Kilmer, a Hollywood actor known for his leading-man roles as Jim Morrison in “The Doors” and Batman in “Batman Forever,” passed away at the age of 65 due to pneumonia.

Kilmer’s career showcased his versatility, from playing a rock star in “Top Secret!” to embodying iconic characters like Jim Morrison and Batman, including Iceman in “Top Gun”.

Kilmer’s career also included supporting roles in films like “Heat,” “The Ghost and the Darkness,” and “Pollock,” where he left a lasting impression on audiences and filmmakers.

Despite his reputation for surliness and self-involvement early in his career, Kilmer’s colleagues like Oliver Stone and Robert Downey Jr. acknowledged his eccentricity and talent as an actor.

Kilmer’s personal life, including his childhood in Los Angeles, his early acting career at Juilliard, and his fascination with Mark Twain, added depth to his legacy as an actor and artist.

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