Warners is going all in to promote Hollywood's last movie star, but "Digger" faces box office hurdles and a star unaccustomed to navigating the awards season gauntlet.

Just two months after Page Six reported that Tom Cruise's daughter Suri legally dropped "Cruise" from her name in 2024, the Top Gun actor graced the cover of GQ and sat down for a rare, in-depth interview.

Cruise's on-camera interview was pitched as his first deep chat in years. It was … really something.

For his first lengthy interview in two decades, Cruise didn’t have to address Scientology, his failed marriages or his estrangement from his once-adored daughter.

In his not-so-wide-ranging GQ profile, Cruise stays convincingly on-message

It’s been 20 years since Tom Cruise’s last GQ cover. Zach Baron spoke with Cruise, alongside ‘Digger’ director Alejandro G. Iñárritu, about the film that drew him back.

Tom Cruise says that he warns his new collaborators upfront that the ‘rumors’ of him being ‘intense’ are true.

“I like standing on the edge of a cliff physically and metaphorically,” Cruise said

Having enjoyed working together on Minority Report so much that they postponed Mission: Impossible II and Munich, respectively, to reunite, Cruise and Steven Spielberg proved their worth as two of the most efficient operators in the industry by shooting the blockbuster sci-fi, War of the Worlds, in 73 days.