Many followers and friends of Val Kilmer pour their adoration and tributes to the actor as they mourn his passing.
Many movie followers and Hollywood friends have taken to social media to pay tribute to their favourite wingman. Val Kilmer is encapsulated in popular culture as Iceman from High Gun, however his unimaginable physique of labor exceeded to some notable performances, which incorporates the monumental activity of portraying Jim Morrison in Oliver Stone’s The Doorways. Deadline stories that Nicolas Cage, who labored with Kilmer on Dangerous Lieutenant: Port of Name New Orleans, remembered him fondly and praised his flip in The Doorways, “I always liked Val and am sad to hear of his passing. I thought he was a genius actor. I enjoyed working with him on Bad Lieutenant, and I admired his commitment and sense of humor. He should have won the Oscar for The Doors.”
Val would additionally maintain his personal up in opposition to Robert De Niro and Al Pacino in Warmth. Director Michael Man would additionally pay tribute by saying, “While working with Val on Heat, I always marveled at the range, the brilliant variability within the powerful current of Val’s possessing and expressing character. After so many years of Val battling disease and maintaining his spirit, this is tremendously sad news.”
On social media, many have additionally proven respect to Kilmer. Matthew Modine posted, “RIP Val Kilmer. If it wasn’t for our chance encounter at the Source in 1985, I may never have been cast in FULL METAL JACKET. Thanks, Val.”
Antonio Banderas would merely submit, “Rest in Peace, Val Kilmer.”
Piers Morgan wrote, “RIP Val Kilmer, 65. Played so many great roles but for me, he will always be Iceman. The way Tom Cruise got him back for the Top Gun sequel, knowing how ill he was, was incredibly poignant and brought a tear to my eye in the cinema.”
Richard Roeper would submit, “One of my favorite early Val Kilmer appearances is in ‘Real Genius.’ Val did something special with a typical 1980s cynical rebel/wisecracker role, giving his character a layer of big brother warmth. It’s actually kind of sweet.”
Vincent D’Onofrio wrote, “@valkilmer was a uniquely talented guy. An artist who wore different hats. He was quite something. Of a generation of wonderful actors Val stood out. We worked a few scenes together over the years. So fun. He was a blast to work with. He was inventive and honest in his work. Val was a helpful person. Always kind to me. Always. He cared. He loved art. He’ll be missed. My thoughts are with his children. Sending warmth.”
