The official cause of Val Kilmer‘s death has been revealed. The Batman Forever and Top Gun star passed away on April 2nd at the age of 65, with initial reports stating Kilmer died of pneumonia ...

Val Kilmer died of pneumonia, Fox News Digital has learned. The Los Angeles County Department of Health released the actor's death certificate Thursday. Secondary causes included acute hypoxemic ...

Matt Carr/Getty Val Kilmer’s official cause of death has been revealed. Over a week since his family confirmed the actor’s death at age 65 on April 1, Kilmer's official cause of death has been ...

Val Kilmer’s cause of death has been confirmed. The Top Gun actor, who passed away April 1 at age 65, died of pneumonia, according to a death certificate obtained by E! News. Underlying causes ...

Val Kilmer’s death on Tuesday has sparked reminders of the risks of pneumonia. The actor, best known for his role as Iceman in "Top Gun" — along with "Batman Forever," "The Doors" and many ...

Val Kilmer was not a movie star. That’s just what we called him. The late actor definitely starred in a lot of movies. Big movies, the kinds built around big names, sex appeal, and action, which ...

Cher is remembering her late friend and former boyfriend, Val Kilmer. Kilmer, who died Tuesday from pneumonia at the age of 65, dated in the 1980s. They had nicknames for each other, according to ...

Val Kilmer was reportedly bed-bound for years before he tragically died from pneumonia at the age of 65 on Tuesday. Sources close to the “Batman Forever” star told TMZ Wednesday that he ...

Val Kilmer had a face that belonged in movies. A stunningly beautiful heartthrob known for his chiseled jaw and shock of blonde hair that looked great either messy or perfectly coiffed ...

What was going to happen to the role of Tom “Iceman” Kazansky, played by the inimitable Val Kilmer. In the 36 years between Top Gun and Maverick, Kilmer had been diagnosed with throat cancer.

Before Val Kilmer's death on April 1, he dated Cher and was married to Joanne Whalley for nearly a decade Adam England is a contributing writer at PEOPLE. He has been working at PEOPLE since 2022.