Tom Cruise Honors ‘Dear Friend’ with a tribute at Cinemacon with Val Kilmer
Tom Cruz paid a tribute to his late co-star Val Kilmer at Cinema, which remembered his immense talent and his special bond. Kilmer, known for roles in Batman Forever and The Doors, died on 1 April leaving a permanent heritage in Hollywood.
Hollywood superstar Tom Cruz took a heartfelt moment to honor Val Kilmar, a cum-gun co-star and “dear friend”, during a rare appearance at Cinemacon on Thursday. Speaking on the stage, Cruz reflected Kilmer’s immense talent and the special bond shared by him, inviting the audience to stay and remember him.
Cruise said, “I want to honor a dear friend of Val Kilmer for a moment. I can’t tell you how much I praised his work,” Cruise said, his words are taking deep feelings.
He then urged everyone to urge him to take a moment of silence to reflect Kilmer’s legacy. He said, “If we all take a moment to remember the amazing time with them – then just take a moment. I wish you all the best on your next journey,” he said, his voice is full of heat and respect.
Val Kilmer gained fame in Batman Forever as Bruce Wayne and as Jim Morison at the door. He died at the age of 65 in Los Angeles on Tuesday. His daughter, Mercedes Kilmer said that pneumonia was the cause of his death. He also told The New York Times that the actor came to know about throat cancer in 2014, but was cured.
Despite his struggles, he remained a permanent force in Hollywood, known for his unforgettable performance, including his prestigious role in the top gun. His emotional renovation with cruise in the top gun: Maundi was one of the most funded moments in the film.
