Val Kilmer was reportedly offered a leading role in the film, but had previous contractual obligations. Kilmer did fly in to Pittsburgh for a single day to film a cameo instead.

Val Kilmer signed on to play the character Lance Stone in the Warwick Davis production but had to drop out secondary to sustained production delays.

Before being cast as King Philip, Stone was considering him for the lead.

Val Kilmer and Johnny Depp were attached to the film at various times.

Val Kilmer was rumored to have been offered the cameo as Goldmember at the end of the film.

Val Kilmer turned down the lead role.

Val Kilmer was initially considered for a prominent role but backed out due to scheduling conflicts.

Val Kilmer declined to return due to creative differences with Joel Schumacher.

Val Kilmer turned down the lead role of Jeffrey.

Val Kilmer was originally offered the headlining role but respectfully declined. Willem Dafoe and Benicio del Toro were then considered for the role of Mike Blueberry, but director Jan Kounen remembered conversations he had about shamanism with his friend Vincent Cassel and chose him instead.

Val Kilmer was considered for the title character.

Backed out after being cast as Detective Fanning.

Val Kilmer turned down the lead role.

Val Kilmer was offered a prominent role but declined due to sceduling conflicts.

Val Kilmer turned down the lead role.

Val Kilmer turned down a role in the film.

Val Kilmer turned down the part of Robert Philip.

Val Kilmer turned down the role of Detective Kirkpatrick.

Tom Cruise and Val Kilmer were rumored to be headlining this World War Two epic. the production was later abandoned.

Val Kilmer turned down the lead role.

Val Kilmer auditioned for the lead role.

Val Kilmer was considered to play Vincent Corleone.

Val Kilmer was considered as a secondary option to play Argentine revolutionary Che Guevara if Benicio Del Toro were not available.

Val Kilmer was considered to play Frank Horrigan.

Val Kilmer was considered for the role of David Murphy.

Val Kilmer was considered for the role of Jeffrey Wigand.

Val Kilmer turned down the lead role of Louis.

Val Kilmer was going to star, but dropped out when he was offered the role of Batman in Batman Forever.

Val Kilmer was offered the lead role in the New Line Cinema production, but Kilmer later dropped out due to scheduling conflicts with Red Planet and the Salton Sea. The film was later abandoned by New Line.

Steve Buscemi, Frank Vincent, William Hurt and Val Kilmer were attached to star in this film concerning the mafia. the production was initially delayed and then ultimately cancelled when the production company failed to secure financing.

According to an interview with Matrix composer Don Davis, the studio wanted Brad Pitt or Val Kilmer for the lead role.

In 2001, Dennis Hopper and Val Kilmer were attached to play a corrupt cop and an ex-con on parole. The film was never made.

Kilmer turned down the role of Ponyboy because of previous commitment.

Val Kilmer auditioned for the part of Elias, but ultimately didn't get the role.

Val Kilmer was considered to play Johnny Utah.

Val Kilmer was initially offered the headlining role as a private eye. Due to scheduling conflicts Kilmer was forced to decline.

Val Kilmer was considered for the role of John Doe.

Writer Ben Trebilcook's second choice was Val Kilmer for the role of SAS Commando Randolph Herz, a character that Jason Statham was originally set to play.

Kilmer was considered for the lead role.

Val Kilmer was offered an unspecified part in this film but later declined.

Seriously considered for the lead role of Jake Brigance (Matt McConaughey).

Val Kilmer wanted to play Clarence, according to director Tony Scott.

Colin Farrell, Val Kilmer, Robert Downy Jr. were all originally attached. Val Kilmer's production company Blessed Films was also originally set to produce the film after Kiss Kiss Bang Bang wrapped, but a production delay forced all three to drop out along with Blessed Films. the production re-emerged under the direction of Mars Callahan.

George Lucas and Ron Howard originally planned on making at least one sequel to Willow. Scheduling problems with the Star Wars films, Indiana Jones films and Willow's lower than expected domestic box office receipts prompted George Lucas to expand upon Willow's story in books rather than in movie sequels. the sequel was abandoned.