Val Kilmer once proclaimed that he’s almost been fired from all his movies. Thankfully for us, he wasn’t. Though he might have frustrated more than a few directors, they too knew the headaches were ultimately worth it. An actor’s actor, he was trained at Juilliard and forever fighting against the simplest way of being in movies whether in self-proclaimed “fluff” like “Top Secret!” or more dramatic, meaningful fare like “Tombstone.” Kilmer, who died Tuesday at age 65, was a true original. The Associated Press has singled out some of his best and most memorable roles, from “Batman Forever” to “Heat.”