Val Kilmer, the acclaimed actor known for iconic roles in films like 'Top Gun' and 'Batman Forever,' died at 65 from pneumonia. His daughter confirmed the news, revealing he had been battling throat cancer since 2014, profoundly affecting his health and voice. Despite his challenges, Kilmer made a lasting impact on Hollywood, with performances that showcased his talent in films like 'The Doors' and 'Tombstone.' He was noted for his complex relationships with directors and co-stars, yet his skills were widely acknowledged. He is survived by his two children, Mercedes and Jack.