An intellectual stuck in a Batman suit': readers remember the genius of Val Kilmer
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The article reflects on Val Kilmer's impressive acting career and his kind gestures behind the scenes, particularly as a supportive colleague during challenging times. A dialogue coach recalls how Kilmer sent flowers and a condolence note after her mother's death, demonstrating his compassion. Reactions from fans and fellow actors emphasize his depth as a performer, especially in roles like Jim Morrison, where his portrayal transcended mere heartthrob status, showcasing his significant range and talent in various acclaimed films.
Oliver wanted the Macedonians to have Celtic accents in contrast to the Greeks, who looked down on the Macedonians, as the English have only too frequently done to neighbours of the UK.
Such unexpected kindness I have never forgotten. Val had sent them before he left, leaving a note of condolence and both his personal phone numbers.
He was brilliant as Jim Morrison. A seriously underrated actor, with great range and depth.
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