The article reflects on the collaboration between John Solomon and Jorma Taccone in the creation of MacGruber, a 2010 film based on an SNL sketch. It highlights how Val Kilmer's participation as the villain Dieter Von Cunth enriched the project, with the cast initially being nervous around him due to his fame. Forte recalls memorable moments shared with Kilmer, emphasizing his generosity and amiable nature, particularly through an anecdote about Kilmer giving him the shirt off his back, showcasing their friendship and Kilmer's character.
"We never thought in a million years that we could get Val Kilmer to play this part. I had been a huge fan of his for years."
"When he actually agreed to be in MacGruber, that was just another level of excitement. We were all really nervous around him at first."
"I remember one time, I got to set, and he was wearing this red plaid shirt. I said, 'Oh man, that's my kind of shirt!'"
"He literally gave me the shirt off his back. He was the most interesting person in the world."
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