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Tom Cruise climbs on top of a plane as he entertains fans at Mission: Impossible premiere in London
Not missing the opportunity for a stunt, the actor, 62, made sure to climb on top of a red plane on the red carpet to wave at fans from above.
During his conversation in front of fans on Sunday, Cruise admitted that he joined the Mission: Impossible franchise for Brian De Palma's first entry in 1996 because he hoped to transform the action genre after a string of critically acclaimed performance that raised his profile in the late 1980s and early 1990s. He added that, though he didn't have a formal education in acting or film, he was able to work closely with major filmmakers — like Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg — and iconic actors — including The Color Of Money costar Paul Newman — to teach him about his craft. The Collateral star even claimed that he introduced Hollywood studios to the idea of holding red-carpet premieres in other countries to help promote and grow film culture across the world.
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