Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt are undoubtedly the most recognizable cinema stars in the world – it was true in the 1990s, and it’s true now. They appeared for the last time together on the screen over 30 years ago in “Interview with the Vampire” of 1994. Play the game of six degrees of separation and there is now something else that brings them together.
Joseph Kosinski, director of Cruise in “Oblivion” and “Top Gun: Maverick”, is the director of the last Pitt film, the race drama “F1”. Could Mr. Kosinski bring together the two stars?
Talk to E! News during the first “F1” in Mexico City on June 9, Pitt was invited to know how Cruise publicly supported “F1” (“I can’t wait to see this, with Brad”), which Pitt called “So Sweet”. When asked if he and Cruise would never play in another film together, Pitt said this:
“I’m not going to hang my ass on planes and s *** like that, then when [Cruise] Repeat something that is on the ground. “”
Pitt of course refers to the reputation of Cruise to make his own waterfalls, in particular in the films “Mission: Impossible”. The “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” presents Ethan Hunt (Cruise) hung on a biplane in mid -vol.
“The Final Reckoning” finally left the door open for a “mission: Impossible 9”, but still, Cruise will be 63 years old in July. Can he Really Continue to make action movies? There was speculation that, while Cruise enters his twilight years, he could return to more dramatic roles (he played a lot of those of the 90s remember). For what it is worth, Cruise’s reference director, Christopher Mcquarrie, said in 2018 (when “Mission: Impossible – Fallout” released) that he wanted to return to smaller films. Could he bring a cruise with him?
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In his e! Interview, Pitt referred to Wistary on “Kart racing days” that he shared with Cruise while doing “interview with The Vampire”. Over the years, it has been reported that Pitt and Cruise are not the most friendly with each other. Pitt said he was “miserable” doing an interview with the vampire “and that he also said that he and Cruise did not completely frolic together. Even now, Pitt describing the dedicated Cruise cascade work like “[hanging his] The ass of planes “can read as a loss compliment.
But there could still be hope. When Quentin Tarantino developed his now abandoned project “The Movie Critic”, he planned to bring Pitt back as a cliff stand, his disgrace stuntman (and perhaps his wife) of “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” of 2019. We now think that this project has become a new film in Netflix, with Pitt like Cliff, written by Tarantino de Pitt, David Fincher. The Rumor title is “The Continuing Adventures of Cliff Booth”.
What has it to do with Tom Cruise? At the time when “Cliff Booth” was (apparently) still “The Movie Critic”, Jeff Sneider reported that Cruise was in place for a cameo role in the film. Could this still continue in “Cliff Booth”? If it is only a cameo, there is probably no room for Cruise to set up outside planes, after all.
“F1” opens the rooms on June 27, 2025.
