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    R.I.P. Val Kilmer

    Actor Val Kilmer (Real Genius, Batman Forever, Top Secret! Willow), 65, succumbed to pneumonia last night.

    May he rest in peace v_v

    https://apnews.com/article/val-kilme...7a7776f5f92804
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    RIP Doc Holliday, too.
    Cheap, fast, good. Pick two.
    They want us to read minds, I want read/write.

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      I knew him as the funny pretty boy from Top Secret and Real Genius first. Then I heard he had been cast as Jim Morrison in the Doors movie. I was astonished that someone would put a comic actor in that role--there was obviously no way he could play the Lizard King, and the movie was going to be terrible. Went to it anyway.

      Damn, was I wrong!! He absolutely OWNED that role!

      RIP, Val.
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      The other, of course, involves orcs." -- John Rogers

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