RIP Val Kilmer
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I saw that this morning. 65 years old is way too young to go. I guess approves that we were here just for a limited time and we should make the most of the time that we have.
That's my age, what did he die from?
Pneumonia.
Ouch , my personal doctor had me on antibiotics for Pneumonia a few weeks ago, seems a nasty bug is going around.
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RIP...
Liked him since Top Secret!...
He was battling Larynx cancer since about a decade...
Liked him since Top Secret!...
He was battling Larynx cancer since about a decade...
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RIP Iceman. Taken far too young.
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Cancer SUX.
He made some very good movies...Tombstone, Heat, The Saint, Top Gun, etc. RIP Iceman!
My personal favorite potrayal of Doc Holiday in Tombstone. His talent will be missed.
Mine too. The transformation from Iceman in the Top Gun movies to Doc Holiday was phenomenal. It was hard to believe he was the same guy.
Chris
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A favorite of mine as well. The Man. The Actor.
Amazon Prime..TV... a wonderful documentary titled VAL. Made in 2021 I discovered it about a year ago and have watched it...immersed in it many times. Beautifully done.
RIP
A favorite of mine as well. The Man. The Actor.
Amazon Prime..TV... a wonderful documentary titled VAL. Made in 2021 I discovered it about a year ago and have watched it...immersed in it many times. Beautifully done.
RIP
I'm glad he lived long enough to appear as ice man again in "Top Gun Maverick" a couple years ago.
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One of my favorite lines...along with the little smirk as he said it.
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He made a lot of movies I enjoyed Tombstone being one of his best roles. But my favorite role will always be as Iceman in Top Gun: Maverick. I really liked Top Gun and saw Kilmer's role in it as Ice in a different light after Maverick.
Kilmer had lost his voice long before Maverick and couldn't speak. His voice was recreated digitally for the movie. I really like that Cruise said Kilmer would would definitely be in the movie.
65 is way too young. I'm glad he left is with Ice as his last role and that he was able to see how the movie did was in no small measure his part in it.
One last thing. Who's the better pilot? You or me?
This is a nice moment. Let's not ruin it.
RIP Iceman.
Kilmer had lost his voice long before Maverick and couldn't speak. His voice was recreated digitally for the movie. I really like that Cruise said Kilmer would would definitely be in the movie.
65 is way too young. I'm glad he left is with Ice as his last role and that he was able to see how the movie did was in no small measure his part in it.
One last thing. Who's the better pilot? You or me?
This is a nice moment. Let's not ruin it.
RIP Iceman.
Loved 'Real Genius' as well, but also enjoyed him in the lesser-known 'The Saint' with Elizabeth Shue.
Goodbye, Iceman.
Goodbye, Iceman.
Rest in peace. Times like these really open our eyes to how vital it is to prioritize our health. Regular medical check-ups, staying in tune with our bodies, and addressing any strange symptoms early on can make all the difference. It’s also crucial to support our health with the right supplements and vitamins — I often turn to Canadian Pharmacy Partner for advice and options that fit my needs. Maintaining an active lifestyle, committing to exercise, and making thoughtful choices about what we eat and how we live aren't just habits — they’re investments in our future. It’s easy to overlook our health until something happens that forces us to realize how fragile life truly is.
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