A meeting that was created for 31 years. Pitt and Cruise starred together the 1994 Neil Jordan horror classic, “interview with El Vampire.”
Tom Cruise He made a surprise appearance at the premiere of F1 In London, joining Brad Pitt On the red carpet while the two stars posed photos for photos. It was a meeting that was gestured for 31 years, since Pitt and Cruise starred together the horror classic of Neil Jordan 1994, Interview with El Vampiro.
Pitt was news earlier this month by telling portal e! News at the premiere in Mexico of F1 that would be interested in returning to act with Cruise, although the Oscar winner for Eleven upon to Time in Hollywood He is not very interested in matching Cruise’s passion for aerobatics.
“Well, I’m not going to hang on planes or things like that,” Pitt joked about meeting with Cruise on the big screen. “So when I do something on land again, [entonces sí]”.
Both Cruise and Pitt lead two of the highest grossing premieres of the boreal summer cinematographic season. Cruise returned as Ethan Hunt in Impossible mission: final sentence May, which established a record for the franchise in its premiere weekend with 200 million dollars worldwide. The action film, backed by Paramount, has since raised 540 million dollars and the figure continues to increase. Pitt, meanwhile, stars in the F1 racing film, by Apple and Warner Bros., directed by Joseph Kosinkidirector of Top Gun: Maverick of Cruise. The producer Jerry Bruckheimer He also worked in both films.
Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and the movie that was not
Kosinski recently revealed to GQ magazine who originally planned to gather Cruise and Pitt on the big screen for his own version of racing drama Ford vs Ferrarialthough the study never approved its budget. Cruise and Pitt planned to drive themselves in the movie, something Pitt achieved in F1. James Mangold He ended up directing Ford vs Ferrari with Christian Bale and Matt Damon.
“Tom always takes him to the limit, but at the same time he is supercapaz and very skilled,” Kosinski said when GQ asked him what would have happened if Cruise had starred F1 instead of Pitt. “Both have a natural talent to drive. But I think Tom could scare us a little more.”
Pitt F1 opens in theaters on June 26.
Source: Ambito
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