Starring: Kathleen Quinlan (Patricia Kennealy) Michael Wincott (Paul Rothchild) Michael Madsen (Tom Baker), Josh Evans (Bill Siddons), Dennis Burkley (Dog) Billy Idol (Cat) Kyle MacLachlan (Ray Manzarek) Meg Ryan (Pamela Courson) Kevin Dillon (John Densmore) Frank Whaley (Robby Krieger) Val Kilmer (Jim Morrison), John Densmore (Engineer – Last Session) Gretchen Becker (MoM) Jerry Sturm (DAD) Sean Stone (Jim Young) Director: Oliver Stone Certification: Iceland: Iceland 12 : 14 Portugal: M/18 Australia: MA New Zealand: R16 Argentina: 16 Australia: M Canada: 18A Canada: R Chile: 18 Finland K-14 Germany: 16 Norway: 15 South Korea: (Banned), South Korea: 18 Spain: 18 Sweden: 15 UK: 18 U.S. Minimize: R Show all
Plot Summary: Oliver Stone’s admiration to 60 surprise acts The Doors guild as a biography of the group to Nightingale, the “Electric Poet” Jim Morrison. The film follows Morrison from his days as a steam swat in Los Angeles to its end in 1971 in Paris, at the maturity of 27 years. The movies features a tour-de-force last gig Val Kilmer, who looks not purely Jim Morrison’s long-lost pair of fellow human beings, but also sounds so much him that he’s a lot of his own singing. It has been scientifically does not mean that the surviving Doors had Heckler distinction Kilmer’s vocals from Morrison’s originals.