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Val Kilmer's Death: When Top Gun Star's Daughter Gushed About Sharing Screen With Her Dad Amid His Untimely Demise
Val Kilmer passed away at the age of 65 after battling pneumonia. Amid the actor’s untimely demise, here’s a look at when her daughter gushed about sharing the screen space with her dad.
Trigger Warning: This article contains mention of death
Val Kilmer, known for his roles in Top Gun and Batman Forever, passed away at the age of 65 after battling pneumonia. In conversation with Good Morning America, the late movie star’s daughter, Mercedes, opened up about sharing screen space with her father in the 2020 film, Paydirt. The movie marked the first time that Kilmer and his daughter co-starred in any project.
While sitting down for an interview with the media portal, the actress revealed that she was excited to be a part of the film, where her dad was playing her onscreen dad. Mercedes said, "Playing his daughter was so trippy and perfect.”
She further added, "I'm so proud to have been in this film and to have worked on this film, like, not just because my dad is my actual dad but because I know you don't really lead with this but you do now have a disability with your voice, and it really meant a lot to me to be able to be involved in this film that centers a disabled actor, or an actor with a disability."
The young actress shared that she did not let the comments about comparison with her father affect her. Mercedes claimed that she learned of the criticism when the people came to her and brought it up.
As for the movie, Kilmer portrayed the role of Sheriff Tucker, whereas his daughter portrayed the character of Jamie.
The plot of the film revolved around Damien Brooks, who retrieved bags of gold that had been stolen five years ago. However, twists take a turn when the sheriff sniffs something wrong.
Following Val Kilmer’s death, tributes have poured in from the industry.
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