The Ghost Rider star Nicolas Cage shared his one deep remorse after legendary Hollywood actor Val Kilmer’s dying.
Reacting to the information of the High Gun star’s dying on the age of 65, Cage paid him a tribute in a press release to Deadline.
“I all the time preferred Val and am unhappy to listen to of his passing,” the Oscar winner expressed his grief. “I assumed he was a genius actor. I loved working with him on Unhealthy Lieutenant, and I admired his dedication and humorousness.”
Along with raving over the late Batman Eternally actor, Cage, 61, confessed one factor that ought to be executed in Kilmer’s life.
“He ought to have received the Oscar for The Doorways,” The Household Man actor weighed in.
Notably, after Kilmer’s breakout function as LT Tom “Iceman” Kazansky reverse Tom Cruise in High Gun, he landed a fantasy movie Willow in 1988, adopted by his large break as a number one man in The Doorways.
It was the 1986 basic that shot Kilmer to fame. Nonetheless, Jim Morrison’s biopic was additionally one in all Kilmer’s defining roles.
The Oliver Stone-helmed film turned a cult basic in 1991 however didn’t rating a single Academy Award nomination that 12 months.
Anthony Hopkis earned the 1991 Finest Actor Oscar for his efficiency within the horror film The Silence of the Lambs.
Cage’s tribute poured in after filmmaker Michael Mann, who directed Kilmer in Warmth, led tributes shortly after the actor was reported lifeless.
