‘Batman Forever’ star Val Kilmer settles hero’s oral sex controversy

Val Kilmer is opening up in an upcoming documentary. The 61-year-old is set to be the subject of the documentary "VAL," which will see him reflect on his decades-long career in Hollywood and much more, including his battle with throat cancer.

Telling his story. Val Kilmer gave fans an intimate look into his life and career, including his battle with throat cancer in the first trailer for the upcoming Amazon Prime Video documentary, Val.

Val Kilmer has lived his life onscreen, whether in blockbuster films, or thousands of hours of home video shot by the actor himself on a handheld camera.

Poo told IndieWire.“It was gold, like a treasure trove you’re lucky to come across in your career,” Poo added.The documentary provides a first-person account of the actor’s rise to Hollywood star, followed by a bumpy next few years. Shots are taken from his early years as an up-and-coming actor, his conflict-laden acting career in which he details his creative vision and his tragic battle with throat cancer.In 2017, Kilmer confirmed that he had cancer after months of denying he was sick.

“Hi, my name is Val.”

Haley Bosselman editorThe day before its Cannes Film Festival premiere, Amazon Studios released the trailer for “Val,” a documentary about the life and career of actor Val Kilmer.“My name is Val Kilmer; I’m an actor,” a narrator says in the trailer. “I’ve lived a magical life and captured quite a bit of it.

Val Kilmer has rarely spoken about his throat cancer diagnosis, and the ramifications he faced from the illness, but we are now seeing first hand just a glimpse of what he went through.

In 2014, actor Val Kilmer was diagnosed with throat cancer and went public with his illness in 2017. Because of the various surgeries that impacted his throat, the actor’s voice has radically changed, and in fact, he has a difficult and even painful time talking.

In 2014, actor Val Kilmer was diagnosed with throat cancer and went public with his illness in 2017. Because of the various surgeries that impacted his throat, the actor’s voice has radically changed, and in fact, he has a difficult and even painful time talking.

Ting Poo, whose documentary Val will premiere at Cannes Film Festival next month, has signed with UTA.

Chicano Batman's sound — a blend of popular and niche tropes filtered through the lens of the Brazilian psyche-rock movement Tropicália — is nothing if not a loving and lively collage. The same could be said of the band's music video for their new single "Dark Star," premiering today on The FADER.

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Batman-Catwoman sex scene debate.The question of whether Batman would perform oral sex on Catwoman has garnered hot takes from fans and celebrities alike.It stemmed from an interview with Justin Halpern, the creator of animated show Harley Quinn, in Variety.Halpern confirmed in the interview that a scene in which Batman performed oral sex on Catwoman didn’t make the third season of the DC Entertainment-HBO Max animated series.“In this third season of Harley [Quinn], we had a moment where Batman

Zack Snyder is sharing his thoughts on the debate surrounding Batman, Catwoman, and oral sex.

Batman Forever fans are campaigning for director Joel Schumacher’s original cut of the film to be released for the film’s 26th anniversary.The hashtag #ReleaseTheSchumacherCut has been used on social media as a call to action, in a similar vein to the successful #ReleaseTheSnyderCut campaign.Batman Forever was released under Warner Bros. in 1995.

Val Kilmer, 61, had closed the book on the great Caped Crusader cunnilingus debate, Zack Snyder, 55, took things even further — by sharing an image of the Dark Knight actually performing the dirty deed. His NSFW Snyder cut has spawned nearly 220,000 likes — and plenty of pearl-clutching — on Twitter, in less than 24 hours.

HBO Max’s adult animated hit “Harley Quinn” has been making headlines over a potential sex scene between Batman and Catwoman that was deemed to be too hot even for a subscription streaming service.