Tom Cruise Says He ‘Expects a Lot’ on Set as He Opens up About Demanding Reputation ‘the Rumors Are True’
Cruise says he expects a lot from collaborators as he promotes Digger, following leaked audio that captured him dressing down crew members.
- In a rare interview with the Magazine released today, Tom Cruise discussed his intense work ethic and upcoming role in the disaster satire 'Digger', directed by Alejandro Gonz.
- Warner Bros will release the film in cinemas worldwide on October 2, featuring Cruise as an oil baron named Digger Rockwell who attempts to avert a self-inflicted environmental catastrophe.
- Addressing his reputation, Cruise told the Magazine, "I work hard, and people that work with me, they know. I expect a lot, and I'm upfront about it," noting he expects 110%.
- While internet theories suggested 'Digger' is secretly a musical, outlets like Variety have denied the claim via sources, clarifying the film is a disaster satire.
- With 'Top Gun 3' and 'Days of Thunder 2' on the horizon, Cruise is not retiring anytime soon, maintaining his status as one of the last old-school action stars.
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The actor returned to the cinemas at the end of the month in the intriguing film "Digger", by Alejandro G. Iñárritu.
TOM CRUISE has confirmed rumors that he is a demanding collaborator, describing his intense approach to work.
Tom Cruise Confesses to Being Intense on Set: ‘The Rumors Are True’
Tom Cruise is speaking out about his decades-long career in the October issue of GQ. Cruise, whose movie “Digger” hits theaters October 2, opened up to journalist Zach Baron about his intensity on set, whether he fears dying, and more. Addressing his reputation of being intense, he said, “Look, I work hard, and people that work with me, they know. I expect a lot and I’m up-front about it. It’s like: ‘The rumors are true. And do you want this?’” …
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The Independent (US)Tom Cruise addresses on-set behaviour: ‘The rumours are true’
The Hollywood star, 64, is set to star in Alejandro Iñárritu’s ‘Digger’
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