Iceman flys West

[invadertim]

Val Kilmer has passed away, he was 65.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/02/entertainment/val-kilmer-death/index.html

 

[mikecweb]

For some reason I thought he already died and that's why they did the scene in Top Gun Maverick. RIP

 

[azmedic]

He can be my wingman anytime


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[guywhoflies]

If anybody is looking for a movie to watch, I highly recommend the documentary “Val”.

RIP, Iceman.

 

[derg]

For some reason I thought he already died and that's why they did the scene in Top Gun Maverick. RIP

Same.

 

[SeanD]

It makes that scene in Maverick even more sad.

 

[Murdoughnut]

If anybody is looking for a movie to watch, I highly recommend the documentary “Val”.

RIP, Iceman.

Yeah, I watched that with my kids and it was really well done.

 

[azmedic]

Yeah, I watched that with my kids and it was really well done.

I’m told Kiss Kiss Bang Bang was pretty good too


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[Fixtur]

His role as Iceman was iconic, but IMHO his Nick Rivers in Top Secret was the outstanding character.

 

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[drunkenbeagle]

His role as Iceman was iconic, but IMHO his Nick Rivers in Top Secret was the outstanding character.

Not Real Genius? Chris Knight was pretty funny, we watched that in college a lot.

 

[knot4u]

Val Kilmer was many things but above all he was an actor. Was he always the easiest actor on the set? No, he had a reputation of being very difficult. I think when he went to Juilliard at 17 he became the youngest person to ever be accepted. The range of his work, from Top Secret to Top Gun, and Tombstone to Heat speaks to his talent. He'll be quickly forgotten and that's a shame.