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Cruise Backs Ellison's 30 Films/Year Plan
1 Sep
Summary
- Cruise supports Ellison's promise of 30 yearly films.
- He emphasizes studio collaboration as a community effort.
- Cruise has a long-standing history with Paramount Pictures.
Tom Cruise has voiced his enthusiastic support for David Ellison's initiative to produce 30 films per year by combining the resources of Paramount and Warner Bros. Cruise described the undertaking as a communal effort, emphasizing that the success of this ambitious project relies on the collaboration of all artists involved.
He elaborated on this sentiment, stating, "It's a community to me. It's not an industry." Cruise stressed the importance of unity among studio personnel and artists to achieve the goal of 30 films, indicating that it would require widespread support beyond just Paramount.
Cruise's personal affiliation with Paramount Pictures is extensive. The studio has released all eight installments of his highly successful "Mission: Impossible" franchise, alongside other notable films like the "Top Gun" movies and "War of the Worlds." His commitment is so strong that he has previously participated in promotional events by physically ascending the iconic Paramount water tower.
