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Actor Val Kilmer better re-think his marketing effort. He’s showing up to the Capitol so often that his appearances are becoming routine.
The actor who would be a politician was back at the Capitol and staying mum on whether he had decided to run for statewide office, specifically for the office of governor.
Me: Have you decided anything?
Kilmer: I decided I’m having tuna instead of steak. No, no, I’m kidding.
Me: So what are you doing up here today?
Kilmer: Just saying “hi” to the governor. I got some Native American friends. Native American day.
(Kilmer was referring to Native American Day at the Capitol.)
So there we go, the entire interview.
One thing I wanted to do and accomplished was to finally tell him face-to-face that I enjoyed him in Real Genius, which as all of you who read my previous blog this week know is a vastly underrated 1985 film about a bunch of brilliant geeks who thwart an evil plot to develop some nasty laser technology.
Kilmer’s response: Thanks.
