Val Kilmer Has A Fake Identity Starring in thriller set in Chechnya Source: Variety
Val Kilmer has a Fake Identity.
No, we don’t mean that he’s been bouncing around the countryside for months, trying to pass himself off as Fred Phillips, a teacher from Dartmouth with three kids (although, strangely, we’d respect him even more if he did try that).
Instead, the man who is Nick Rivers and Gay Perry, has signed on to star in a film called Fake Identity.
He’ll play an American doctor working in Chechnya (oh, political) who finds his life is in danger after he helps a mysterious woman escape from a would-be attacker.
The film will be directed by the wonderfully-named Dennis Dimster-Denk, from a script he co-wrote with Zvia Dimbort. And if you’re thinking about making any Dim and Dimmer jokes, then shame on you.
Fake Identity will begin shooting at the end of the month in Sofia, Bulgaria.
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It's interesting to compare the two Schumacher Batman's career paths: Clooney starred in what is believed to be one of cinema's biggest stinkers, yet he became one of the industry's most bankable and respected actors. Kilmer played the Bat in a film I find hardly any better than its despised sequel, but which made tons of money - yet he seemingly went AWOL after that (playing John Holmes in a movie nobody went to see and starring in some Rennie ... Read More
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It's interesting to compare the two Schumacher Batman's career paths: Clooney starred in what is believed to be one of cinema's biggest stinkers, yet he became one of the industry's most bankable and respected actors. Kilmer played the Bat in a film I find hardly any better than its despised sequel, but which made tons of money - yet he seemingly went AWOL after that (playing John Holmes in a movie nobody went to see and starring in some Rennie Harlin actioner sho... Read More
It's interesting to compare the two Schumacher Batman's career paths: Clooney starred in what is believed to be one of cinema's biggest stinkers, yet he became one of the industry's most bankable and respected actors. Kilmer played the Bat in a film I find hardly any better than its despised sequel, but which made tons of money - yet he seemingly went AWOL after that (playing John Holmes in a movie nobody went to see and starring in some Rennie Harlin actioner shot in the Netherlands). It's an ... Read More
