- Naissance
- Décédé(e)1 avril 2025 · Los Angeles, Californie, États-Unis (pneumonie)
- Nom de naissanceVal Edward Kilmer
- Taille5′ 11¾″ (1,82 m)
- Val Kilmer est né le 31 décembre 1959 en Californie, États-Unis. Il était acteur et producteur. Il est connu pour Les Doors (1991), Le Saint (1997) et Baisers fumants (2005). Il était marié à Joanne Whalley. Il est mort le 1 avril 2025 en Californie, États-Unis.
- Conjoint(e)Joanne Whalley(28 février 1988 - 1 février 1996) (divorcé, 2 enfants)
- Enfants
- ParentsGladys Swanette Kilmer (Ekstadt)Eugene Dorris KilmerWilliam Bernard Leach
- Membres de la familleWesley Kilmer(Sibling)Mark Kilmer(Sibling)
- In many of his movies, he twirls small objects (coins, pencils, etc.) with his fingers.
- He rubs the first two fingers of his right hand together. Particularly in tense scenes, but also where he is not speaking.
- Did his own singing while playing Jim Morrison in Les Doors (1991). The real members of the band said they had difficulty distinguishing Kilmer's voice from that of Morrison's.
- Did not want to appear in Top Gun (1986) but was forced to do so because of contractual obligations.
- Broke his arm while filming Les Doors (1991) when he performed a jump from the stage into the crowd and the stuntman failed to catch him. The injury has left Kilmer with an abnormal growth on his left elbow that can clearly be seen many times in Tension (1995).
- Warwick Davis, Kilmer's co-star in Willow (1988), says in his audio commentary that the question he is most frequently asked is: "What was is it like to work with Val Kilmer?" Davis says he has very fond memories of working with Kilmer, stating that Kilmer had a great sense of humor and was very dedicated to the job.
- During the filming of Rues de sang (2009), 50 Cent became good friends with Val Kilmer. The two actors bonded over their love of vintage cars and 50 Cent stunned Kilmer by giving him the keys of a 1965 Chevy Impala which the singer-turned-actor purchased for $100,000.
- Upon playing Batman: "I've done an absurdly commercial cartoon and now I'm more likely to get hired for a job I couldn't get hired for before, because I hadn't done enough movies. It's so rare when an actor gets hired because he's right for the role - it just doesn't figure into it."
- The only time it's ever like work is when you don't like what you've done.
- "I was going to movies and watching TV, going to the theater a little bit. It was, like, 'Wow, you could make a living doing this? Great! What could be better?' There isn't anything I could choose better." - On why he initially choose acting as a career while still a young man.
- Being successful doesn't change things. There's a painful, lonely part of acting because you're always waiting. The thing about being a performer is doing, and when you have to wait, it's the same pain as when you're starting out and have no job. You think that thing will go away, but it doesn't. It just shifts. I remember Robert Duvall saying that being a successful actor is all about finding interesting hobbies, because if you don't have the right hobby, you die. It's very hard to maintain interest. Most actors don't. They become a little clichéd. You learn how to do tricks and stuff.
- It's always been the same for me. I've always enjoyed acting, and I really love good actors; they're such unique characters. I wish I could tell stories well, or tell a joke. Any time someone can do that it's so satisfying. Sean Penn, for instance, is a really good actor, and he can tell a good joke or story. But it's hard to do. Most actors have special talents that make them attractive, but they're often odd characters.
- Blind Horizon (2004) - $1,000,000
- Planète rouge (2000) - $10,000,000
- À première vue (1999) - $9,000,000
- Le Saint (1997) - $7,000,000
- L'île du docteur Moreau (1996) - $6,000,000
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