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Was he a tobacco chewer or cigar smoker? Throat cancer?
this is definitely NOT.......Mel TormeGreatest role was Nick Rivers.
He'll always be Nick to me.
"My name is Hillary."
"What does it mean?"
"It means she whose breasts defy gravity. What does your name mean, Nick?"
"Oh, nothing. My father thought of it while he was shaving."
I'll add the Doors in there as wellHe definitely fucked himself with that Christian Scientist bullshit and refusing any effective treatment for so long. Either way he has been in some of my favorite movies of all time, so I still can't help but feel sorry for him. Real Genius, Tombstone, Top Gun, Top Secret!, Heat, and Willow...the guy has played many different characters and done a lot of them very well. Outside of stories about him being demanding on set I've never heard anything negative about his personal life. He has donated a fuck-ton to charity over the years and seems like a good dude.
Was he a tobacco chewer or cigar smoker? Throat cancer?
So were you.
I don't get what happened, he must have really abused alcohol/drugs and not taken care of his body at all for him to look so different. Even though he's a lot older he doesn't resemble anything like what he used to look like when he was younger
Wasn't he refusing treatments due to his religious beliefs?
I think he was initially. My Step-Mom is in the same religious cult as him. Christian Science aka healing through prayer. Having science in the title is an oxymoron. My Step-Mom almost died a decade ago because she was refusing to go to the doctor to get her burst appendix removed. My Dad forced/convinced her to go. So fucking dumb.
And to think none of these youngos saw The Salton Sea
I honestly don't know how people can be that fucking stupid.
Religion is fucked. I'm dealing with my father in law having a mental illness right now, and I'd never thought of it until we started dealing with it, but the parallels between religion and mental illness are quite shocking.
I saw an interview of Michael Biehn talking about playing Ringo in Tombstone. He said he has heard the stories too, and that though Kilmer was a bit of a perfectionist, he worked hard and had never been the least unpleasant around him.Outside of stories about him being demanding on set I've never heard anything negative about his personal life. He has donated a fuck-ton to charity over the years and seems like a good dude.