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1 day ago · The film was none other than ‘Kiss Kiss Bang Bang’, released back in 2005. In this movie, Downey Jr. starred alongside another Hollywood big shot, Val Kilmer. The pair played two contrasting characters, Harry Lockhart and Gay Perry. Downey’s Lockhart was often on the receiving end of the jokes, with Kilmer’s Perry masterfully dishing ...
5 days ago · Val Kilmer was in movies he wasn’t in. The new documentary “Val,” bursting with footage Kilmer shot himself over his 61 years, includes home videos and backstage glimpses, as you might expect.
6 days ago · In 2005, Val Kilmer and Robert Downey Jr. starred in Shane Black’s Kiss Kiss Bang Bang that went on to become hugely popular with fans across the world.This neo-noir comedy follows the unique story of a petty crook who stumbles upon an audition while escaping the cops and becomes a big star, before getting embroiled in chaotic murder plot involving his girlfriend and a gay private investigator.
2 days ago · After Val Kilmer decided not to reprise the role of Batman, Schumacher was interested in casting William Baldwin before George Clooney won the role. Principal photography began in September 1996 and wrapped in January 1997, two weeks ahead of the shooting schedule.
5 days ago · Val Kilmer opens up about his life, career and throat cancer in the trailer for the documentary 'Val'. The documentary, which includes homemade videos featuring Sean Penn and Kevin Bacon, premiers ...
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1 day ago · Was Val Kilmer a Doors fan? Kilmer admitted that he wasn't a massive fan of The Doors, other than their big hits, so he spent his time preparing for the role by listening to their back catalogue. “Getting into the music was a lot of fun,” he said. “I wasn't familiar with a lot of it that wasn't on the radio, so that's what I did in ...
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4 days ago · 826 likes, 53 comments - valkilmerofficial on June 29, 2024: "There’s a unique joy in transforming raw materials and imagination into something tangible. The process is rewarding in and of itself, but at the end, I do love having an object in my hand that I made - that I grew from gathered materials, practice, and my own imagination. So here’s the third abstract in this series. It reflects ...
