Beloved actor Val Kilmer wasn't a veteran, but he was part of one of the most unintentionally successful U.S. military recruiting programs ever made: "Top Gun."

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Val Kilmer, the star of multiple era-defining Hollywood films, has died at 65. His daughter Mercedes Kilmer confirmed his death on Tuesday, sharing that Kilmer passed in Los Angeles, surrounded by friends and family.

Val Kilmer, a movie star in the 1980s and ‘90s who played everything from Batman to Doc Holliday, died on Tuesday, according to his daughter Mercedes Kilmer, who released a statement to the New York Times.

Credit...Michael Tighe/Donaldson Collection, via Supported by Val Kilmer, an actor known for his work in “Top Gun,” “The Doors” and “Batman Forever,” died on Tuesday at the age of 65. Here are some snapshots from his life and career.

Val Kilmer poses at his home in Santa Fe, N.M., in 1994. Editorial Fellow Fellow actors, industry figures, fans, and family are mourning the death of. Kilmer died from pneumonia at age 65 on April 1,

In what would be the final years of his life, Val Kilmer leaned more into a different type of art than acting, but he never forgot his fans.

Val Kilmer, who starred in films such as "Top Gun," "The Doors," and "Batman Forever" while earning a reputation as a Hollywood bad boy for his intensity and temperament, has died, the New York Times reported.

Val Kilmer's mix of good looks and his, at times, darker performance style made him "one of a kind", a film reporter said on Wednesday (April 2), following news of the U.S. actor's death. What happens on Trump's 'Liberation Day'?