Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise reunite after 24 years in London
The much talked about reunion of Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise at the London premiere of the former’s new film, F1, delighted fans worldwide. The stars, who shared screen in Interview With the Vampire, warmly embraced each other on the red carpet, sparking a wave of nostalgia and excitement among their many admirers.
The two prominent Hollywood figures shared a warm embrace and happily posed for photographs, marking their first joint red-carpet appearance since the 2001 America: A Tribute to Heroes concert.
Since then, both actors have pursued different career paths. Brad Pitt, now 61, has received two Academy Awards, while Tom Cruise, at 62, has continued his successful action film career with six more Mission Impossible films.
Fans have often speculated about a potential on-screen collaboration, but Brad Pitt recently had a light-hearted comment on Tom Cruise’s famous daring stunts, stating in an interview, “I’m not going to hang off airplanes,” and suggested he would only consider a film with Tom Cruise when he does something again that’s on the ground.
Bradd Pitt although acknowledged Tom Cruise’s support, particularly given their collaboration on Interview with the Vampire in the 1990s. Recalling their on-set go-kart races, Brad Pitt stated, “He got me in the end, I gotta admit.” Tom Cruise, in turn, reciprocated the compliment, describing Brad Pitt as a naturally gifted driver, he said, “Believe me, I’ve raced against him. He’s very good.”
Both actors are now starring in major summer blockbusters. Tom Cruise reprised his role as Ethan Hunt in Mission Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One, which achieved record-breaking success with a $200 million global opening and has already earned $540 million. Meanwhile, Brad Pitt will feature in the film, F1, directed by Joseph Kosinski of Top Gun Maverick fame and produced by Jerry Buckheimer, who also produced the Mission Impossible franchise.
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