"Playing his daughter was so trippy and perfect," Mercedes Kilmer, then 28, told "GMA." "I'm so proud to have been in this film and to have worked on this film, like, not just because my dad is my actual dad, but because -- I know you don't really lead with this -- but you do have now a disability with your voice, and it really meant a lot to me to be able to be involved in this film that centers a disabled actor, or an actor with a disability." Mercedes Kilmer and her brother Jack Kilmer both joined their dad in working on "Val," a documentary about his life that premiered in 2021
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