The Gallagher brothers made fun of Cruise during a scene in the 2007 rock documentary by director Baillie Walsh, Lord Don’t Slow Me Down.
Tom Cruise It was one of the many high profile celebrities that attended the concerts of Oasiswith exhausted tickets, at the Wembley Stadium in London. It was a memorable moment given the rich story between the renowned actor and the iconic English rock band led by the brothers Liam and Noel Gallagherwho have gathered after years of public disputes for a world tour in 2025.
The Gallagher brothers made fun of Cruise during a scene in the 2007 rock documentary of the director Baillie Walsh, Lord Don’t Slow Me Down. The film followed Oasis on the world tour “Don’t Believe the Truth” of the band, which took place from May 2005 to March 2006.
“He is a bastard, and has not come out in a single good movie throughout his career”says Noel before the camera on Cruise, while Liam adds: “I hate Tom Cruise. Bastard. He already Michael Owen [el futbolista]”.
It is said that Cruise confronted Liam Gallagher years later, when both were at the same hotel in Berlin, Germany, in 2009. The actor was in the city for the Valkyrie press “While Liam prepared for an Oasis concert. According to reports of the time, Cruise passed with Liam at the hotel and then turned to mention the criticism of the band. He remembered Liam that he had also said in the documentary that “Cocktail” was a good movie.
Famous in the Oasis show in Wembley
Clearly there is no bad relationship between Cruise and Oasis, since the actor encouraged the band in Wembley. Other celebrities who attended the concerts were Dua Lipa and Callum Turner. The Oasis meeting tour began earlier this month in Cardiff, Wales, which marked the first live performance of the band in 16 years.
After the concerts in London, Oasis will travel to Edinburgh and Dublin. The band will play in Toronto, Canada; East Rutherford, New Jersey; Chicago, Illinois; Los Angeles, California; and Mexico City, Mexico, before returning to London for two more concerts at Wembley Stadium in September. Subsequently, they will tour South Korea, Japan, Australia, Argentina (two shows in River Plate)Chile and Brazil.
Source: Ambito
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