Tom Cruise landed $200M movie in space with script-free Zoom call

Annabelle Wallis says Tom Cruise likes to run on-screen by himself and by himself only. The outlet picked up on comments from Wallis this month in which she claimed Tom liked to go it alone when it comes to running on-screen.

Annabelle Wallis found herself striving to achieve an unusual goal while filming The Mummy — running onscreen next to Tom Cruise.The Peaky Blinders alum, 35, told the Hollywood Reporter on Thursday, August 13, that she wanted to impress Cruise, 58, with her running skills on the set of the 2017 movie.“I got to run onscreen with him, but he told me no at first,” Wallis recalled.

The Hollywood Reporter. “So, that was it.

Tom Cruise apparently doesn’t like anyone to run next to him on screen, but he allowed one person to do it in a recent movie!

Leah Remini isn’t done coming for Tom Cruise!

daughter with ex-wife Katie Holmes, is older so he can indoctrinate her into Scientology.“Scientology considers Katie a suppressive person which is an enemy and therefore Tom believes, like all Scientologists, that he can’t be connected to Suri,” Remini, 50, told the NY Post.

taking the mick out of Green Lantern, the superhero movie he led back in 2011 which was a critical and commercial failure.Deadpool 2's credits scene even saw his more successful costumed hero go back and time and murder Reynolds as he was about to read the Green Lantern script, but now he's gone one step further.In a video posted to his Twitter account, Reynolds jumped on the current 'superhero director's cut' train with his own edit of the 2011 dud, following up from the tweet where he joked

Tom Cruise is back to tackling daredevil stunts on camera after resuming production on his latest Mission: Impossible sequel.The actor, who turned 58 last month (July 2020), recently returned to work on Mission: Impossible 7 in the U.K.

Tom Cruise has become legendary for doing his own stunts in his “Mission: Impossible” movies, and he’s not slowing down now that filming has resumed on the upcoming seventh film in the franchise.

announced back in May.NASA confirmed the news on Twitter: “NASA is excited to work with @TomCruise on a film aboard the @Space_Station! We need popular media to inspire a new generation of engineers and scientists to make @NASA’s ambitious plans a reality.”Now, details on how the idea was pitched to Universal Pictures have emerged, as well as what the film’s budget will be.According to Deadline, all it took for Universal to agree to the project was an “exuberant Zoom call” with Cruise, director

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: What did Universal Pictures execs require to commit to liftoff of the first ever narrative feature film to shoot in outer space? According to sources, all it took was an exuberant Zoom call with Tom Cruise, director Doug Liman and Christopher McQuarrie.

In a recent interview with US Weekly, Leah Remini is all guns blazing as she attacks Tom Cruise for his involvement in the Church of Scientology along with David Miscavige (leader of Scientology) and Tommy Davis (Senior Vice President at the Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre). Leah stated that it's time for people to start waking up to the real facts which is Tom manipulating his image to be the "good guy" for years.

Former Scientologist Leah Remini is setting her sights on Tom Cruise, claiming the religious group has helped the “Top Gun” actor carefully cultivate a “good guy” image that’s far from the truth.