It was a poignant interview, the last Val Kilmer gave before losing his voice to throat cancer. An interview in which Kilmer that revealed great vulnerability and humility-two words not normally associated with the brilliant actor when he was at the peak of his powers. At least not within the movie industry. Kilmer died of pneumonia Tuesday in Los Angeles. He was only 65.
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Val Kilmer's Final Words Before He Lost Voice: 'Love Better'
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