Tom Cruise takes James Corden on 'terrifying' flights ahead of 'Top Gun: Maverick' release
25.05.2022 - 14:05
/ foxnews.com
Tom Cruise put his pilot's license to good use as he took "The Late Late Show" host James Corden on a few "terrifying" flights in the sky ahead of the "Top Gun: Maverick" release on Friday, May 27. "I'm very excited that James is doing this," Cruise admitted in a special segment where he prepped to fly Corden in both a vintage fighter plane and a modern war jet.
"Was he the first late night show that I asked? Hell no. He was just the first one, the only one, to say yes." "I'm gonna go up in a 75-year-old plane with someone who isn't a pilot? Yeah, that sounds like a good idea," Corden said. After Cruise insisted he was in fact a pilot, the talk show host said: "With all due respect, you played a lawyer in ‘A Few Good Men.’ I wouldn't want you to represent me in court." Tom Cruise and James Corden go for a joyride ahead of "Top Gun: Maverick" release.
(Terence Patrick/CBS) Cruise took Corden for a ride in a 1944 fighter airplane, which Corden admitted "even this is terrifying" as he climbed in. "The Cats" star quickly hoisted up a "Help Me" sign in the window after joking about asking for the WiFi password. Things took a more serious turn when a dueling plane popped up in the sky to challenge them. "We're in a dog fight," Cruise said while dropping the plane to a 90-degree angle, to which Corden screamed, "I don't give a s---." "You did good," Cruise told Corden upon landing.
James Corden participated in a few aerial stunts with Tom Cruise as the pilot for a sketch on "The Late Late Show." (Terence Patrick/CBS) "The fact that this is your idea of a fun day out tells me how different we are as human beings," Corden quipped. The talk show host thought he was done for the day, only for Cruise to jump back in action with a
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