At 59, Tom Cruise doesn't show any signs of slowing down. There are many reasons why he is still as popular as ever, but one of the most important is his ownership of his films. Cruise doesn't audition for other people's projects; instead, he creates his own and provides jobs for many others in the process. He has done some strange things, but despite it all, he has remained the main man.
With good looks, a lot of talent, a great taste for cinema and serious sustainability, it's no wonder why he is arguably the best movie star of all time. When he's not acting, Cruise risks his life and physical integrity for our viewing pleasure. Through movies such as Minority Report, The Last Samurai, Knight and Day, Oblivion, Edge of Tomorrow and The Mummy, Cruise has established himself as one of the best action movie stars in Hollywood. What makes him such a famous rarity in today's scene is his refusal to rely on special effects.
However, despite all his innovations in acrobatics, there is another type of talent that Cruise doesn't get enough credit for: he's also a great actor. Even after thirty years of acting and delayed growth, Cruise is still sailing and proving to be one of Hollywood's most famous and ambitious film producers. Although a relic from a bygone cinematic era, Cruise continues to create one blockbuster after another and always comes out with that iconic Cruise smile. If you watch all of his movies, you'll realize that it's his show; the film is like his advertising platform.
However, despite the fact that superhero movies currently dominate the box office, Tom Cruise is still as relevant and famous an action star as ever. With six decades under the sun, Cruise still feels the need for speed and has become one of the most successful and undeniably talented movie stars of his generation. Tom Cruise is a top-notch Hollywood actor and one of the highest-grossing movie stars of all time. He loves to entertain his audience and believes that performing acrobatics is the gateway to captivating them.
Usually, a director is the author of the film, but in Tom Cruise movies, the directors are more like brand managers who are meant to help position the product for success.
