Val Kilmer gets candid about why he walked away from playing ‘Batman’ after just one movie

Colin Farrell is very excited about playing The Penguin in “The Batman”.

Colin Farrell is talking all about his excitement of being part of Matt Reeves‘ The Batman in a new interview.

“Top Gun: Maverick” producer Jerry Bruckheimer revealed that Val Kilmer, who played Iceman in the original film, will be returning for the highly anticipated sequel. He’ll join Tom Cruise, who is dusting off the role that made him famous in 1986, for a sequel that sees Maverick training a group of young, fresh top gun pilots, including his old flight buddy Goose’s son.

Robert Pattinson isn’t keeping up with his training for The Batman during lockdown.

Home Movies: The actor is having a moment, and no films nail his yin and yang better than Martha Coolidge's 1985 brainiac comedy and the 2003 drama in which he played porn star John Holmes.

Val Kilmer was happy to be one and done with the Batman franchise.

Batman Forever … or just once. In a rare interview, Val Kilmer opened up about his decision to quit the superhero franchise after starring in only one movie.

The actor will play Bruce Wayne's butler Alfred Pennyworth in the much anticipated DC movie

Val Kilmer has a theory regarding his throat cancer treatments. In 2014, Kilmer was told by doctors that he had throat cancer after finding a lump in his throat and waking up in pools of blood, according to the New York Times.

Val Kilmer‘s kids were the sole reason behind his decision to seek traditional cancer treatment. In an interview with The New York Times, the 60-year-old actor discusses how he initially planned to treat his throat cancer through his Christian Science faith. That plan changed, though, due to his kids, Jack, 24, and Mercedes, 28, whom he shares with his ex-wife, Joanne Whalley.

Val Kilmer's kids were the sole reason behind his decision to seek traditional cancer treatment. In an interview with , the 60-year-old actor discusses how he initially planned to treat his throat cancer through his Christian Science faith. That plan changed, though, due to his kids, Jack, 24, and Mercedes, 28, whom he shares with his ex-wife, Joanne Whalley. 

If the suit fits! Batman is arguably one of the most iconic superheroes to ever be created, but not all have been lucky enough to strap up as the caped crusader.

By Jenelle Riley

Robert Pattinson is gearing up to reprise the role of Bruce Wayne aka Batman in the 2021 film The Batman. Taking up the charge after Ben Affleck, Robert Pattinson is pulling out all odds to ace his role as the new Batman.