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Val Kilmer thought he was filming a movie in 1997, locals thought it was a coup

  • In 1997, Val Kilmer reflected on filming "The Saint" in Moscow during an interview.
  • The film production faced real-life tensions, which made the experience thrilling and dangerous.
  • Filming involved locations like Red Square, and tanks were rolling by during the shoot.
  • Some locals believed the tanks were part of a real coup, adding to the on-set excitement.
  • Upon Kilmer's return to London, two of his bodyguards were arrested for arms dealing.
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Val Kilmer thought he was filming a movie in 1997, locals thought it was a coup

Val Kilmer reflected on Moscow's challenges during 'The Saint' filming, including bodyguards and unexpected danger.

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