WTF Happened to VAL KILMER? 

🎉🎉well stated

paul baker - Well said and much agreed!

@Crohn it's fully possible to find peace near the end of your life though. I don't think I could, but some people can. One can always hope, at least!

It the 5th stage of dying. Finding peace and excepting your fate. Your body tells you it's time and you welcome it for reason only those who leave us know.

@Crohn we all are going to die. Havnt you had that memo.

Val Kilmer is a very good actor.

only people who doing things against holy wood that,s the act!!!!

No person deserves such bad luck. Certainly not him.

@@dinodisneylover1 Maybe karma?

I'm pretty sure he gained weight for Alexander and had a lot of trouble losing it after.

watch his new film "Val" its outstanding!!

@@silviomanuel1519 I did! And I cried like a baby! I love him even more now!

im fighting the same cancer right now for the 3rd time,,i reached out to val about a year ago not expecting to hear back,,,wel this awesome guy answered back and told me to keep fighting ....very good guy..

@@deeznutz4962 Great memories,good vibes for you

The cancer rates are a shame, a reflection of a society ran by greed and a lack of empathy for all life. Vitamin b-17 was found to cure and prevent cancer, it disappeared from American shelves once this was discovered, no money in it for big greedy pharma, a crime against all humanity is right before our eyes, the illusion is so vast few see it and the ones that do are thought to be crazy conspiracy theorists. Well played, you greedy bastards, your grandchildren will hate you for destroying their future for your own gain. Its hard to imagine why anyone would think this way and cause so much suffering for their own gain. Profits that they will take to the grave, if they haven't bought their way out of death somehow. Its a shame how shameless they are. We can only hope that their children won't succumb to the same brainwashing and continue the destruction for profit method. I for one can not believe anyone would allow this to go on. The world is breaking my heart, but it will never break my spirit.

@@deeznutz4962 bitter apricot seeds are full of b-17, take them it stops cancer, also look up the gerson Institute in Mexico, it is in Mexico because the USA will not have any alternative methods of dealing with cancer, big pharma has faught hard to protect its bottom line, which is to make profits. B17 was discovered long ago, as soon as it was proven to prevent and reverse cancer it was taken off the shelves here. Big Pharma funded all the schools and have changed the way doctors are taught. The system has been compromised, you go to them to heal and what do they give you? Poison right? Did they tell you about B17? Of course not, that would give your body the tools it needs to fight for itself. We all have cancer, everyone of us, but our bodies get rid of it, your body stopped doing that because it can't without the right tools. Even if you take their poison, give yourself a chance to fight, let food be thy medicine, get educated on that and save yourself, it takes a lifestyle change to keep cancer at bay. Vegans get way less cancer than meat eater, that is a fact, learn for yourself why that is. Save yourself then show others how you did it. Big pharma runs the show, anything that will help you that doesn't make them money has been supressed, don't be a victim, be cause and not effect, cure yourself then do your part for humanity and help others get the education that is forbidden by a few greedy men with no empathy for the lives of us all. Be the change this world desperately needs. When enough of us do our part we may change the trend. In 1950 1 in about 10 people got cancer in the US, now its 1 in 3 or 4, whats it going to be by 2030, 1 in 2 according to the trend, 2040? We may be wiping ourselves out by the end of this century and we seem to be bent on taking every fish in the sea, every acre of rainforests, every animal species besides ones we eat, and even the clean air with us. It madness and the trend of saving everything starts right here with each one of us. We will be the generation of man that decides if life on earth has a future or not. We can't keep fighting poison with poison, its foolish, dangerous and down right stupid. Like drinking drainO to cure constipation stupid. You need to heal, we all need to heal ourselves and then heal the earth. How we are educated is how we change this, people like you and me have to educate ourselves then find a way to share it with everyone, get them doing the same thing. It is up to us, the people, the ones with all the money and power are obsessed with gaining more and more money and power, that is why things are the way they are today. We have to change, all we can do is be the change we know the world needs, be part of the solution in our day to day lives, and the opportunity to inspire others will come. Feeling Great and living right are contagious things, all people are basically good, we are all born loving and caring for others, and we all want a better world with less suffering, believe me we all hate suffering, when we see and hear of others doing great we all think about how we wished we felt that way, but so many people just don't know how, its true that we become like the closest people around us, that means that our own personal growth can influence those around us, and they influence the people around them and on and on. So please take care of yourself, your body first, then you will have the energy to take care of your mind and spirit. If bad health habits are subconscious and hard to change, then make yourself learn something new about how to prevent cancer everyday, it took me doing this 6 months after I lost both my Grandpa's, after doing research and learning for 6 months one morning I woke up like any other day and all the sudden I couldn't eat food that wasn't going to serve my body with energy and nutrition, my subconscious changed and I didnt have to force myself to change a thing, you may need to make changes today because of your weakened immune system but there is no greater motivation than cancer, order the bitter apricot curnals today, actually google what has the most b17 in it, i believe that is correct, but make sure, its been 4 years since I read about them. Some seeds are full of cyanide so do some research before ordering but do that right away, no time to spare. Learn all you can, and get yourself detoxed from the poison chemicals that I am sure are abundant within you, the Gerson Institute is perfect for that, go there, get healthy and begin living a life of purpose, the very reason you are here, to bring your Love and Light to this world and to leave this world in better shape than you found it! We all share this purpose we just forgot, perhaps you are the messenger ment to remind them....You Got This! Get started right now!

@@infiniteadam7352 There you said it "no empathy". Through personal experiences i was confronted for years with people suffering disorders as narissism, sociopathy, psychopathy. I seemed to attrack them being an easy going person and all. I had to make a study of the topic to take on the psychological damage they did but also to learn to spot them better so i can protect myself. This study has made it quite easy to spot them. Now a world is opening in front of my eyes as is so with many victims. A world we never really could see. 'Normal' people in the world, even some of the crazy ones... we're all victims of people with those disorders. I understand now what they mean when religious people speak of the battle between good & bad. It's actually the battle between malignently disoerded people vs everybody else...

"Outta the way, Peck!" ... _Willow_ will forever remind me of Kilmer, and he alone

🙏

Yes, he certainly always had plenty of work.

Amen

Agreed. His voice is permanently gone, though. He has a mechanical voice box and a tracheotomy tube. It’s especially sad because his voice was just...dead sexy, sensitive, precise, confident, expressive. He sang beautifully. I loved him in everything he did, even the bad movies (looking at you, Kill Me Again!) But Tombstone, Real Genius, and Wonderland are probably my favorites. Oh, and True Romance! Small but very significant role. I thought he was probably the best looking man EVER, but his talent was even more impressive.

That's profound and thanks for saying it~!!

Truth!

😄"I feel the need, the need for Tom Cruise speed!" 😈"I'm not your huckleberry!"

On point!

Now that someone has said it, I never noticed, but it's TRUE.

I believe it was his son who narrated his documentary sounds just like him.

It was his son (Jack) who narrated the documentary.

Like the narrator said, Hollywood is a weird place!

One of his many he deserves.

Yes

@I Oh damn. Nothing was gonna beat that. Still the last film to win the big three at the Oscars. Best actor, supporting actor and picture.

Yeah , that’s what I say , Val was awsome playing the role of Jim Morrison , loved that movie and can he sing , he’s cool and I like him 👍. Cheers and thanks to Val Kilmer you have been great man !

Completely agree, he seemed a reincarnation of Morrison.

Yes I have bitched about this ever since I first saw the Classic Tombstone~!!! But now I think I know why.

His role as Doc Holiday will live Batman forever.

Love u Doc HOliday xx u hang in there brother you are a diamond 💎 👍❤️

as Michael Biehn for The Abyss

I like Val Kilmer. He didn’t take care of himself. Is it never too late? I still wish him good health and luck!

I love me some Kurt Russell.

Hi Val. You have Always been my favorite actor. And now my sons favorite actor too. You really are great. I hope you are doing better. Prayers from Pittsburgh.

​@Timothy Gray damn you a real bitch >:/

Hi Val!!! Love your work, your work ethic, your diverse choices of roles!! Thank you for sharing yourself and your multi-talents. May love, light and healing energies surround you. You are whole and integrated. Now I'm going to go rewatch all your best movies!

@Val Kilmer Errrrrrr...

Yep we do love you Val

Yeah, he out-Morrisoned, Morrison!

Best performance ever! He will always be my favorite.

Jajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajaja. I like this one...

When i went home after watching the movie i told my 14 yr old son (who i had made into a Doors fan)- "you wont believe it son, but Jim Morrison is really ALIVE!!!"...lol

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Well said!

he's a great actor....

I always wished Val and Tom switched roles in Top Gun.

He is More Then Good ... He Is Fantastic! He Is a Character Actor of the Suburb Kind.

heck with cruise ! rather watch tiny tim tip toe naked through the tulips and sit on Ellens face

Well said

Thank you for being the one person that not only knows he went through that, but also what the treatment for it is like..Always been a fan, & ice gotten tired of some of tne nasty comments over the years about how they assume he just became a bloated alcoholic and pissed his career away...which isnt true at all.

Hes a christian scientist so we dont know what treatment if any he pursued.

@@batvette While you have a point, for what he had i think he would be dead if he didnt have treatment of any kind. Thst might of been why he kept it quiet for so long.

@@djpixie84 of course I was just speculating. I guess it depends on the strength of his faith. These are the people who dont bring their children to doctors and pray instead.

He was great but the most underrated cowboy legend was Keith Carradine playing Wild Bill Hickock In deadwood.

Dennis Quaid turned in a good performance in Wyatt Earp. But nah, nowhere near as good.

jason dirt hell yes I agree I actually re watched that very recently

Ya to bad his performance like the movie was completely inaccurate. Dennis Quaid was Holiday. Of course if you do not care about accuracy at all then yes Tombstone was awesome.

@@dangarvito7731 if i want to watch something for accuracy i'd watch a documentary lol and even then anyone can sprinkle lies among truth.

That and Madmartigan in Willow are my fave Kilmer characters

So easy to watch that movie over and over. He just nailed the part.

I sat mesmerised watching VK as Doc Holiday when it first screened in Atlanta saying OMG Academy Award,Academy Award... boy was I wrong.But you know what?? I'm STILL saying it!!

@@jamesgordon1458 He really should have gotten an Oscar. Oscar performances are really timeless. The scene or scenes just stick in your head. Every scene Val had in Tombstone made the movie unique. He was amongst other great actors and simply delivered a cool incredible performance.

"I'm your huckleberry"

@Deco Electra It has been my experience that all prayers are answered but not in the way we might expect them. The Bible also says He will provide for our needs. Many people pray for what they want, confusing a want with a need. I'm not saying you're doing this. Sometimes the answer is no. Sometime the answer shows up right away or decades later. God has His own time clock and it is vastly different than our own. Just remember that he loves us. He has a plan. He is returning very soon. No one knows when but the events leading up to it are already in motion. Time is very very short.

Amen! God also wants to heal your soul. Receive Jesus as Lord and Saviour. John 3:16. And you will be saved. God bless.

Jim Morrison couldn't have played himself nearly as well as Kilmer. #fact

And The Saint.

Oscars suck

He was good. But the whole movie was a cartoonish portrayal of Jim & The Doors .

Did you know Jim Morrisons dad was a helping hand in getting the US involved with Vietnam? Supposedly he got jim into being mk ultra. That's why he spiraled pretty hard

Yes he did. He brought Doc Holliday to life. Absolute genius.

Best movie ever

YES!

You’re a Daisy if you do

Those lines will be remembered after Tom Cruise has been forgotten.

Shit thats heavy. I love that movie.

How true , life is just life !!!

YES to TRUTH

Genuine truth .

Yesi agree

Great point

Hey, Val has a great life. He’s always be my guy better than his contemporaries.

Cruise did well in Born on the 4th of July, Magnolia, Collateral, Eyes Wide Shut..he can show some range, but most times he reverts to safer ground. Kilmer, for me, has some better acting chops, and, conversely, does not play it safe. His versatility and range are impressive. Great work in Kill Me Again, The Doors, Tombstone, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Heat, Felon...In some cases, he's better than the material. Glad to hear that Kilmer is doing better, health wise. Always been a fan.

@Brian Babin Kilmer's picky, and applies an artistic attitude in his work. That's why I prefer Val over Cruise toe-to-toe, consistently.

You’re damn right

He was Doc Holliday! Also he was Jim Morrison!

Yeah and he looked like SHEEIT. Wtf was THAT all about?

Jamel Jarvis he looked like shit becauseDoc Holliday had tuberculosis

Was thinking this when i clicked on the video.

i love that movie

LOVE Ghost and the Darkness!

Very good movie

Awesome movie

I am going to watch it now😁

I'm your Huckleberry

The best

Absolutely 👍

High Noon, Once upon a time in the West and Val Kilmer in Tombstone not the movie itself are my favourite Westerns. The Lizard King and Iceman so underrated love you Val good health to you and your family.✌️

He will forever be Madmartigan to me.

@Patrick Brennan think it's the other way around, he's a notorious diva and asshole who's difficult to work with and a big ego.

@@paulheap1982 And yet he's a hundred times better than the freak show that hollywood is today

@@paulheap1982 Hollywood is a narcissist factory.

@@FriendlyCroock good one. lol

Well said! When you see his career in this linear format it really highlights how much and how long this man continued to make an impact in movies. Most actors would love to have one impactful or "memorable" performance (TY Skylone) and Val made a career of them.

Very true! He’s a very misunderstood guy. If you haven’t watched his documentary I recommend it :)

Not even nominated. Did not even get an MTV award for Christ sake! He and Michael Biehn (Johnny Ringo) made that movie the classic it is today. Check out Thunderheart (1992). Underrated film.

He was light years better than Dennis Quaid as Doc opposite Kevin Costner.

I agree. Artists if they even cared about the ART, should have boycotted oscar that year.

@@theartofwar7806 omg Thunder Heart. My brothers and I used to laugh at that film when we were kids because we weren't used to seeing Native people like us on screen lol

@@kaylahayden9957 So how accurate was the portrayal of Native Americans? I loved that old man! He was a riot.

Val?

22-+

Jerry Robinson WTF?

Super Fly seems like their are a ton of pedo’s in holly weird.

Super Fly The occult =SRA=Adrenochrome

ALL women say that "a man can be hideous or broke, but not both."

True and He has just beaten cancer at L’Ange Hollywood...We came together as a family to help with His family and He is looking good and signed for two Paramount Films...expect a full, healthy beautiful Val Kilmer. Val is the very last alumni at the Powers Children’s Acting School (members included Jill St John, Stephanie Powers and Natasha Gurdin (my mom) and then we started Bruno n Mars Lunar Studios / children’s performance academies) Now we have got rid of Harvey W...

@@marsnategurdinsolomon8030 thank you for help out with Val's family during this time. Idk him personally, only movies, but I love Val! He is a great actor, I just think some in the industry, doesn't understand his methods? Like the gal above said, it's like he isn't able to get fat, or sick! Val is a human, he's a real human...I've always liked him from Top Gun, but one of my favs is, bad mardigan, from Willow, cllaassic!!

Hey @jenna crawford My maiden name is Crawford, I e always thought is was cool to see or meet someone with your last name, feels like we're connected in someway, lol

@@marsnategurdinsolomon8030 wow an insider! You must have many stories to tell.... Glad to hear Val is in better health. I've loved him ever since I laid eyes on him-like so many young girls do! What a wonderful, versatile actor! He is a true legend! Sounds to me like Val should maybe slow down a bit...enjoy life around him. He's given his all it seems his whole life and we're grateful for it! He'll always be beautiful to me. One of Hollywood's true greats! Val has endeared himself into our hearts and minds forever....so he's stuck with us now! Thank you Val for sharing your extraordinary life with us! And thank you Mars for that inside look! And yes glad Weinstein finally got justice! Now send DeNiro with him!! I was a victim of sexual abuse at age 5 so I can relate a little bit and I'm 68 now-still with issues. I've read so many horrific stories about the inner workings of Hollywood and it's hard to believe. I hope it's a "cleaner" Hollywood now and that you're avoiding it's pitfalls and helping to make it great again! Love the name Mars by the way. I wanted to name my son Marshall with nickname Mars but I was out voted... I'd love to hear more about Hollywood and your mother's movie career. Thank you so much for taking time to fill us in!

I didnt see Val Kilmer anywhere. I did however see Jim Morrison

So good 🤘

what about Joaquin phoenix in walk the line? i like his singing better than the real Cash!

except for Jamie Foxx as Ray Charles and Rami Malek as Freddie Mercury.....so good both won Oscars

@@TheBelrick I saw Joaquin doing Cash

Hated his work in that as his accent went bizarre like Eastern European vampire

@@arribaficationwineho32 never been to GA or Louisiana huh. Many in the back woods talk just like he did in that movie.

Yea he's my favorite character in that movie.

@@censoreduser7753 no. We do not.

@@arribaficationwineho32 Yeah, WE do! I live in Ga! And know many people that speak just like him. Here, Louisiana, and Mississippi!

Jon Ericson I love Val.

Details bro...details. What do you mean he couldnt talk? What was wrong with him? High? Drunk? Sick? All three?

CurrencyTraderXAUUSD He’s had Throat Cancer...from what I understand

Former SAS soldiers taught them that close contact drill and withdrawal.

I do remember the combat scenes and it blew me away. I like your analogy of it is spot-on.

I agree, Kilmer was awesome in Heat. But, De Niro and Pacino were pretty impressive, too. A great, thrilling film, enhanced by top performers. Ashley Judd was real good too, in a smaller role as Kilmer's wife. And, she never 'ratted' him out.

Thanks for the info I love that film

Yeah. And thas why he is not welcome in Hollywood. The man you describe doesnt want anything to do with the sick and degenerated "Hollywood" elite.

Val said many times that he is part Cherokee from his grandmother's side.

He can be my wing man anytime.

yes he's a real peach. He had my roomate fired from his job as a waiter because he said " I really like your work." lovely fellow

Ed Itor I’m sure that happened exactly like you say. Your roommates probably the one that’s a dick.

@Victoria Bingo!, You hit the nail on the head......

Damn straight Val doesn't take any s h

Tortured artist making them the best of the best!

Ikr

Yep like Charlie Sheen in Two and a Half Men

Source trust me bro

This is nice to hear!!!

@Bo Peep just the tip

Good to hear that

@SuWu Holy business meeting!

Who cares pointless comment

@lee hollebon You are the one with the pointless comment, and the first two who commented back, did care, as well as others. The opening comment speaks to Val's character off the screen. Treating children who they will never see again well, little people who don't propel ones career, speaks volumes about the kindness of somebody. So, you stfu, Lee.

How luckh u werev 👍

The Salton Sea is incredible

I really enjoyed Wonderland.....and mindhunters

I adore Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. The Ghost and the Darkness actually holds an interesting distinction of being the 'most historically accurate' film made to date as far as costumes, location, ethnicity of actors, and dialogue. It was fascinating, but it terrified me to no end!

Good old gay perry

When I was in high school my step dad used to take me and my mom to the salt and see what a horrible place! The damn water stunk so bad even then that it was hard to breathe around that Lake

Spoton Vic!!! Thats Literally exactly the same fucking thing that I just said mate. EXACTLY. He has integrity and IMHO he had a great Career. I still Love the Saint. I met him about 20 yrs ago and he was super friendly and intelligent, generally a nice bloke.

No, just his health-club membership.

Did you actually watch the video?

Val Kilmer is still 🔥 leave his illness in the backview he is coming back healthy and beautiful

I know that's right!

Thunderheart is one of the best movies I believe I've ever seen

DNT TRD ON ME I love The Saint. Also Top Secret.

@@tilley238 i'm glad though that Kilmer didn't do another Batman movie because honestly he sucked as Batman ! i thought it was a very wooden performance in a movie that should have been more serious than campy.

The Doors are my favorite band of all time. But that movie was a cartoon. That's why he didn't get an Oscar for that one.

Hell yes the man is awesome in his own right !! Outstanding actor

@Jon Bishoff And can you remind me of the Nicolas Cage movie where he was “outstanding?” For Matthew McConaughey, all I can think of is Interstellar.

younghammer2 Val is a very good actor. I enjoy his performances.

Forever fan of Val Kilmer 💘

“Always “

He nailed that Doc Holiday role & Real Genius was really cool. "I'm your Huckleberry" has probably immortalized the Doc Holiday scene. "Why....your No Daisy it all"

Except Batman/Bruce Wayne. Wasn't too good with the duality, and an Emo/Angsty Bruce Wayne was just cringey. He would have done a better job with the Lighthearted/Campy Adam West style.

I love Tombstone, AZ, we used to go there every year when we lived in CA.

Yeah I really can't think of a better performance by anyone

He had him hands down in that movie like they said they think he was better than that better than Jim Morrison

Maybe Jason Patrick? 🤔

I thought that when in the movie The Lost Boys,in the cave,they showed a poster of Jim Morrison in the background. I honestly did think they should make a movie with him as Morrison.

@@JFmK-sh5nh omg yesss

@Ghostee6 1. Just to mention again how superb an actor he is, in the movie "THE DOORS" , while portraying the Legendary Jim Morrison, he actually sung the lyrics to all of the songs that he performed in the Oliver Stone directed picture. He really bring Jim Morrison back to life.

@Olga Martin yes he was

One of my favorite characters

He was brilliant in that.

I'm your huckleberry!

Seconded. He was GREAT as Doc Holliday.

He should have gotten an Oscar for that.

I can't believe that he wasn't in: The Lost Boys, for some reason I think he should have been in that film.

see his new film "Val"