Val Kilmer – a life in pictures
Real Genius, 1985, directed by Martha Coolidge Photograph: Allstar/Tristar Pictures
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Photograph: Moviestore collection/Alamy
With Joanne Whalley in Kill Me Again, 1989, directed by John Dahl Photograph: Allstar/Propoganda Films
As Jim Morrison in The Doors, 1991 Photograph: Moviestore collection/Alamy
Kurt Russell, left, and Kilmer as Doc Holliday in Tombstone, 1993 Photograph: Everett Collection/REX
With Chris O'Donnell in Batman Forever, 1995, directed by Joel Schumacher Photograph: Allstar/Warner Bros
With Ashley Judd in Heat, 1995, directed by Michael Mann Photograph: Allstar/Warner Bros
The Island of Dr Moreau, 1996
With Elisabeth Shue in The Saint, 1997 Photograph: Allstar/Paramount
Photograph: Cine Text/Sportsphoto Ltd./Allstar
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With Colin Farrell in Alexander, 2004, directed by Oliver Stone Photograph: Allstar/Warner Bros
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, 2005, directed by Shane Black Photograph: Allstar/Warner Bros
On the set of Deja Vu with Denzel Washington and Adam Goldberg, directed by Tony Scott, 2006 Photograph: Robert Zuckerman/Sunset Boulevard/Corbis via Getty Images
Director Werner Herzog, Val Kilmer and Nicolas Cage on location filming Bad Lieutenant, 2009 Photograph: Ronald Grant
Twixt, 2011, directed by Francis Ford Coppola Photograph: Zoetrope/REX/Shutterstock
The Lotus Community Workshop, part of The Fourth Dimension, 2012, directed by Harmony Korine Photograph: Album/Alamy
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Photograph: Universal/Jack English/Allstar
Photograph: Octane Entertainment/Allstar
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