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Adam Marcus slams Val Kilmer’s behavior while filming the 2008 direct-to-DVD movie “Conspiracy,” calling the late actor the “worst human being I’ve ever known.”<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n\n![](\"https:\/\/www.gannett-cdn.com\/authoring\/videos\/videoelephant\/thumbnails\/89235535007.jpg\"\/)
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A year after Val Kilmer’s death, the actor is set to posthumously star in film “As Deep as the Grave” through a generative AI digital replica.<\/p>\n
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One director is looking not-so-fondly back on his time working with Val Kilmer<\/a>.<\/p>\nAdam Marcus<\/a>, a director and writer best known for his work on horror films, apparently suggested in a now-deleted Threads post that the late actor behaved badly on set of his 2008 thriller “Conspiracy.”<\/p>\n“#MicroIntellectMonday to that time when I directed that guy. The guy who played Iceman and Doc Holiday [sic],” Marcus wrote on Sunday, May 31, alongside a photo of the director and actor together, according to Entertainment Weekly<\/a>. “You know the one. Here’s me and the Putz working it out on the set of Conspiracy.”<\/p>\nMarcus also preemptively addressed any backlash about speaking “ill of the dead,” adding that if Kilmer “did one-tenth of what he did on my set today, he would have been cancelled in a blink.”<\/p>\n
The “Jason Goes to Hell” director continued, per the outlet, “Worst human being I’ve ever known\u2026 and that is really saying something.”<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nVal Kilmer to posthumously star in “As Deep as the Grave” through AI<\/p>\n
A year after Val Kilmer’s death, the actor is set to posthumously star in film “As Deep as the Grave” through a generative AI digital replica.<\/p>\n
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One director is looking not-so-fondly back on his time working with Val Kilmer<\/a>.<\/p>\n Adam Marcus<\/a>, a director and writer best known for his work on horror films, apparently suggested in a now-deleted Threads post that the late actor behaved badly on set of his 2008 thriller “Conspiracy.”<\/p>\n “#MicroIntellectMonday to that time when I directed that guy. The guy who played Iceman and Doc Holiday [sic],” Marcus wrote on Sunday, May 31, alongside a photo of the director and actor together, according to Entertainment Weekly<\/a>. “You know the one. Here’s me and the Putz working it out on the set of Conspiracy.”<\/p>\n Marcus also preemptively addressed any backlash about speaking “ill of the dead,” adding that if Kilmer “did one-tenth of what he did on my set today, he would have been cancelled in a blink.”<\/p>\n The “Jason Goes to Hell” director continued, per the outlet, “Worst human being I’ve ever known\u2026 and that is really saying something.”<\/p>\n