Val KilmerThe star of the generation, who participated in several Hollywood films, has been called the ‘worst human being’ by Adam Marcus, who worked with him in the film ‘Conspiracy’. A year after the death of the actor pneumonia At the age of 65, the director-writer wrote a heartbreaking post about him in Threads, reminiscing about his time on the set. Here’s a closer look at Adam Marcus’ Val Kilmer post.
Adam Marcus criticizes Val Kilmer
Adam Marcus and Val Kilmer collaborated in 2008 for the action thriller film Jennifer Esposito. “#MicroIntellectMonday I ran that guy back in the day. The guy who played Iceman and Doc Holiday [sic]. You know one. Here’s me and Putz working on the conspiracy set,” the 58-year-old director wrote in a post that has since been deleted, according to Entertainment Weekly, along with a picture of them.However, he was quick to address those who would oppose the charge, telling them not to speak ill of the deceased. Citing users who would roll their eyes, Kilmer said “if he did a tenth of what he did on my set today, it would be canceled in a heartbeat.” To end the note, Val Kilmer is “The worst human being I’ve ever known… and that’s really saying something.”
The director previously spoke about Val Kilmer and his fame
Marcus is not the first media personality to criticize the ‘Tombstone’ star. Previously, in a 1996 interview with the director of Entertainment Weekly Joel Schumacher He called her “childish and impossible” and a “psychologically disturbed human being” after working with him on ‘Batman Forever’. Another director, John Frankenheimerconfirmed that he would never work with Val Kilmer again on ‘The Island of Dr. When they collaborated in Moreau.
About Val Kilmer
Born on December 21, 1959, Val Kilmer has won several awards for his contributions to the entertainment industry. His famous films include: ‘The Saint’, ‘Willow’, ‘Top Gun’, ‘Deja Vu’, ‘The Prince of Egypt’ and many others. He died on April 1, 2025.
