Tom Cruise reveals in Cannes how he will go to theaters from now on, after ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ | Cinema | Entertainment

Tom Cruise and his Top Gun: Maverick they literally “take off” the Cannes Film Festival. The American actor offered a master class “high-flying” in an auditorium packed with journalists and moviegoers, who received him with a standing ovation in the Debussy room of the Palais des Festivals.

Cruise granted smiles everywhere, while he expanded telling his professional and personal anecdotes without any embarrassment. In the surroundings of the venue, hundreds of admirers had been waiting for hours before his passing through the Red carpet to witness the world premiere of new episode of the saga top gun (directed by Tony Scott), which in the 80s made him a legend of the Star System. An Show great to celebrate 75th anniversary of the most prestigious film competition on the planet.

Tom Cruise is applauded at Cannes, says he will never leave the cinema to act on other platforms

The french riviera It was very colorful with the French patrol planes that flew over the Croisette. Exaggerated? Definitely not. Especially considering the generational aspect “modernized” of the film that was screened in the great Lumiere room.

The long-awaited auditorium rendezvous He wore a backdrop that simulated a sky, like the fantastic setting of his brand new movie. Her face and her smile, intact after 36 years of top gun original, made it clear that he does not design films to be broadcast on Netflix or Amazon Prime. He wants the high-flying action to take place on the widest possible canvas. “I make movies for the big screen”he declared, displaying his overflowing charisma.

“I didn’t go to film school, but I know the movies”, remembers the divo. “I grew up on a set and I make movies for the audience, because I am also a spectator”. “Cinema is my life, my passion”, she expressed with emotion. “I go to see new movies with other viewers, but I put on my hat”.

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The thousand people present at the Grand Palais gave him loud applause, while the actor continued: “I’ve spent a lot of time with theater ownerswith those people who serve the popcorn, the ones that make this magic happen”.

Moments before his arrival, Cruise visited Cannes on the French Air Patrol to fly by helicopter over the scene that awaited him. This is how this star, awarded with three Golden Globes Y nominated three times for an Oscar for born on the 4th of july, Jerry Maguire Y Magnoliareturns to the French Riviera at almost 60 years of age to be honored with “an exceptional tribute for the achievements of her career”.

In this way, the Cannes Film Festival expresses to the world in capital letters that the great Hollywood cinema is officially back.