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Entertainment insiders say there’s a rumored spark between Tom Cruise and Pamela Anderson, sparked by a 2024 exchange praising Anderson’s comeback and a 2025 NYC sighting; despite chatter and occasional links to other co-stars, neither star has confirmed a romance, with Cruise’s recent relationship with Ana de Armas reportedly ending.
Pamela Anderson is reportedly making room for love as romance rumors about her dating Tom Cruise surface in a new report.
Forty years after its 1986 release, Top Gun’s creation is recapped: producers bought the rights after a Star Wars-on-Earth magazine feature, won Pentagon backing for real flights, cast Tom Cruise after a Blue Angels ride, and built Maverick around internal rivalry and Goose’s death, balancing breathtaking aerial sequences with an emotional core; the film boosted Cruise’s stardom and Navy recruitment, spawned a 2022 sequel, and set the stage for a third installment.
Marvel dominated CinemaCon 2026 with a star-studded slate and a crowd-pleasing Avengers: Doomsday trailer, while DC Studios struggled to land momentum; Star Wars hype simmered alongside big-showing moments from Spielberg, Tom Cruise, Jason Momoa and Johnny Depp, as Ellison pitched a bold 30-film-per-year plan. The event also touched on theater-marketing moves (Infinity Vision), merger chatter, and offstage influencer drama, signaling strong theatrical momentum despite some misfires.
Paramount revealed at CinemaCon that Tom Cruise will reprise Maverick in Top Gun 3, with Miles Teller returning as Rooster; the project was first discussed in 2024 with Ehren Kruger attached to write (co-writing Maverick with Eric Warren Singer and Christopher McQuarrie), and Jerry Bruckheimer will produce; no director or release date has been announced yet.
Top Gun 3 is officially in development with a script underway, reuniting Tom Cruise and Jerry Bruckheimer. Ehren Kruger wrote the earlier script; the project follows 2022’s Maverick, a $1.5 billion global box-office hit. No director was announced at CinemaCon, but Paramount (with Skydance) is pushing forward with Cruise-led plans for the sequel.
Paramount confirmed at CinemaCon that a third Top Gun film is in development with a script currently being written; Tom Cruise is expected to reprise Pete 'Maverick' Mitchell and producer Jerry Bruckheimer is returning, following the success of Top Gun: Maverick.
Paramount confirmed at CinemaCon that Top Gun 3 is in development with Tom Cruise returning to star and Jerry Bruckheimer producing. Ehren Kruger is co-writing the script, continuing the Maverick storyline that followed a new generation of pilots, including Miles Teller’s Rooster, after the 2022 hit Top Gun: Maverick, which grossed about $1.5 billion worldwide.
At CinemaCon, Warner Bros. unveiled a first look at Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Digger, in which Tom Cruise appears unrecognizably gray-haired with wrinkles and a gut as a billionaire environmental-disaster fixer; the film is billed as a comedy of catastrophic proportions and is set for a theatrical release on Oct. 2, 2026, with an ensemble cast including Sandra Hüller, Jesse Plemons, Riz Ahmed, Michael Stuhlbarg, Sophie Wilde, and Emma D’Arcy.
Warner Bros. used CinemaCon to preview its upcoming slate, spotlighting Tom Cruise’s transformative turn as Digger, J.J. Abrams’ The Great Beyond, and a Clayface project, among other announced titles that signal a bold, multi-year lineup.
Warner Bros. used CinemaCon to showcase a mix of star power and bold original bets: Tom Cruise appeared as the aging oil tycoon Digger Rockwell in Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s environmentally charged project, offering a wild, comic take and an extended look at the film; Denis Villeneuve teased Dune: Part Three with a staggeringly epic war sequence; J.J. Abrams presented The Great Beyond in Amblin-like fashion. Neon highlighted Leviticus and Hope, while WB unveiled Clockwork, its new specialized label, and a sprawling 2027 slate (including Ti Amo!, a Superman sequel, Evil Dead Wrath, and more), underscoring a shift toward original, high-stakes projects alongside IP.
At CinemaCon, Tom Cruise unveiled first footage from Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s dark comedy Digger, showing him as aging oil executive Digger Rockwell with gray hair and a larger belly; John Goodman plays the U.S. president. The film, described as original and theater‑bound, is set for an Oct. 2 release.
Tom Cruise and Alejandro G. Iñárritu offered a first look at Digger during CinemaCon, showing Cruise as a gray‑haired, gut‑bunned billionaire whose company’s methane leak threatens millions, as he embarks on a wild mission to fix the mess in a “comedy of catastrophic proportions” ahead of the film’s Oct. 2 release.
Tom Cruise unveils an unrecognizable persona in the Digger trailer: a beer-belly, comb-over-clad oil magnate with a thick Southern accent, in a film directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu. The story centers on a magnate whose company may trigger an ecological disaster and nuclear war, with John Goodman playing ailing U.S. President; the film carries a $125 million budget and marks Cruise’s first non-franchise lead since 2017, signaling another bold auteur-driven Warner Bros. gamble.
At CinemaCon, Warner Bros. and Legendary offered a first extended look at Digger, a dark comedy starring Tom Cruise in a transformative turn as the world’s most powerful man who triggers an environmental disaster. Iñárritu described Cruise as fearless and called the film a wild, boundary-pushing exploration of control and delusion, shot in Vistavision for theatrical release on October 2, with a supporting cast that includes Jesse Plemons, Sandra Hüller, Riz Ahmed, Sophie Wilde, and Patton Oswalt.