‘Val’ Trailer: Cannes-Bound Val Kilmer Doc Wants To Tell The Actor’s Story More Than Ever

Morgan Wallen won big at the Academy of Country Music Awards Monday night. The 28-year-old singer took home the Album of the Year Award for, one year after his major controversy.Wallen, who was nominated for four ACM awards Monday, was banned from the academy's 2021 show after he was caught on camera using a racial slur.

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Carrie Underwood has paid tribute to the "wonderful" Miranda Lambert as the singer finally wins Entertainer of the Year at the 2022 ACM Awards.SEE: All the show-stopping looks from the 2022 ACM AwardsMiranda had been nominated several times over an almost two-decade career, but this was her first win; she was unable to be at the ceremony in person as she was performing in London. Backstage with the press, however, Carrie praised Miranda and shared how the win was "long overdue".WATCH: Carrie Underwood 'couldn't be more proud of sister' Miranda Lambert "It is always wonderful because there are so many incredibly talented women in this genre, and Miranda is long overdue for winning this award so I couldn't be more proud of her as a sister in this genre of music and in this industry," Carrie said."There were a lot incredible females on stage tonight and I look forward to more of that happening."READ: Why the ACM Awards has left some music fans venting their frustrationMORE: Inside ACM Awards nominees' jaw-dropping homes: Carrie Underwood, Jimmie Allen, Miranda Lambert + moreMiranda was named the 2022 Entertainer of the Year award - a first for the singer and the Academy's highest honor.Miranda was in London and unable to be at the stadium and in her acceptance speech for Entertainer of the Year, she said: "I cannot believe I am not there to celebrate, it is the first time I have missed this in 17 years and so my heart is broken." Carrie shared her praise after winning Single of the Year"I have been waiting for this a long time and I never thought it would happen," she added."Thank you to the country music family for embracing me and supporting me, and also, this one goes out to the singer-songwriter girls out there putting

Matt Damon had a moment actors can only wish for.

Sibling style! Val Kilmer’s children, Mercedes and Jack Kilmer, attended the 2021 film festival on Wednesday, July 7, to promote his new documentary.

cancer and used voice box to communicate.The 61-year-old Hollywood star was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2015 but he kept his condition private and only revealed it two years later.In a new documentary "Val", which will be released on Amazon Prime, he said it is "difficult to talk and be understood" what it's like to go through the journey.The Batman Forever actor lost his voice and had to have a tracheotomy – an incision in the neck to help with breathing – during his recovery from throat cancer.In the trailer featuring some of his videos taken from his earlier years on and off his film sets, Val said: "My name is Val Kilmer. I'm an actor."I've lived a magical life and captured quite a bit of it.

Mercedes and Jack Kilmer, the children of actor Val Kilmer, took the spotlight during the Val photocall during the 2021 Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday (July 7) in Cannes, France.

Jack, 26, and Mercedes, 29, Kilmer showed off just how grown up they are at a Wednesday July 7 screening for the documentary Val, which they co-produced, about their dad Val Kilmer, 61. The siblings looked fabolous at the screening. Mercedes wore a stunning black ballgown with black open-toed high heels. She also included a bit of flare with her outfit, adding a matching black cape to the get-up. Jack, meanwhile, was a little more pared down. He wore blue jeans, an untucked white button down and black blazer, as he posed with his sister. Besides looking very mature and handsome, Jack also bares a striking resemblance to when his father was younger.

It is the actor’s great struggle to take their work seriously without taking themselves seriously. To selectively activate the mechanisms of emotion in order to embody credible human behavior or an aestheticized alternative is no small task, requiring study, training, and respect.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticIn “Val,” the actor Val Kilmer, now in his early 60s, appears before us as a broken-down relic of himself. His face, once beaming and chiseled, with that smile that resembled a bite, now looks soggy and morose, with dark eyebrows that give him an oddly Nixonian cast.

supports HTML5 videoVal Kilmer has revealed he finds it ‘difficult to talk and be understood’ after having a tracheotomy – an incision made in the neck, often for a tube – amid his throat cancer recovery.Fans have praised the Batman star as the trailer for his Amazon Prime documentary, Val, landed this week and shared an insight into the star’s health.The 61-year-old actor – who was diagnosed with the disease in 2015, but only revealed his health problems two years later after actor Michael Douglas broke the news – is determined to tell his story ‘more than ever’, even though he doesn’t find it easy to communicate these days.In a teaser for the upcoming documentary, he said: ‘I was recently diagnosed with throat cancer.‘I’m still

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. Now, the 61-year-old star is showing fans some of what he's shot through the years, and taking a look back at his life and career in a new documentary, simply titled, .«I've lived a magical life, and I have captured quite a bit of it,» Kilmer reflects in the trailer, noting that he was the first person he knew to own a personal video 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.”

Val Kilmer's upcoming documentary Val sees the actor using a voice box device to speak, as he talks openly about his slow recovery from throat cancer.In a teaser for the Amazon Prime feature, the 61-year-old actor is heard saying 'I've tried to see the world, as one piece of life' as he presses down on the electronic tool.A voice box device is most commonly a battery operated machine that produces sound to create a voice, and is used to help those suffering with throat cancer communicate.The emotional documentary shows the actor - who was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2014, and went public with it in 2017 after initially denying he was ill - breaking down in tears as he discusses his health battles.

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.

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