US EditionTom Cruise gives Cannes another thrill with latest ‘Mission: Impossible’
- Tom Cruise returned to the Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday with the premiere of Mission: Impossible- Final Reckoning directed by Christopher McQuarrie.
- This appearance follows Cruise's earlier Cannes visit three years ago when he arrived with Top Gun: Maverick, and he received an honorary Palme d'Or in 2022.
- The premiere at the Palais caused much activity to halt, with Cruise, McQuarrie, and the cast posing for photographers while onlookers eagerly sought his presence.
- Mission: Impossible – Final Reckoning held its premiere in Tokyo last week and is scheduled to debut in North American cinemas on May 23, while McQuarrie will participate in an onstage interview without a formal press conference.
- Cruise's return at age 62 underscores the film's position as the biggest Hollywood tentpole at Cannes this year and generates anticipation over his next moves.
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Tom Cruise dazzles Cannes for ‘Mission: Impossible’ premiere
By Miranda Murray CANNES, France (Reuters) -Tom Cruise hit the Cannes Film Festival’s red carpet on Wednesday to a live band rendition of the “Mission: Impossible” theme song as organisers pulled out all the stops to celebrate what may be the action star’s last appearance in the franchise. Expectations had been high for Cruise’s return to Cannes three years after he had presented “Top Gun: Maverick” with a colourful jet flyover. He could be seen…
Tom Cruise devours Cannes in the final delivery of ‘Mission Impossible’
They have passed through Japan, South Korea and London, where Tom Cruise appeared on the roof of the IMAX cinema in which the premiere took place. But the icing was put by Cannes. The Mission team: Impossible. Final sentence, the apparent closure of a saga on which Tom Cruise embarked three decades ago, has premiered this afternoon at the Cannes festival. There have been no surprises, no planes in flight, nor its protagonist has landed by parach…
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