Tom Cruise is currently developing sequels to two of his iconic films, “Top Gun” and “Days of Thunder,” after concluding the “Mission: Impossible” series. In a recent interview with “Today Show Australia,” he revealed ongoing discussions about various storylines for both projects, emphasizing the extensive development process. He remarked, “It took me 35 years to figure out ‘Top Gun: Maverick,'” indicating a thoughtful approach to storytelling for the upcoming films.
The original “Top Gun,” released in 1986, marked a pivotal moment in Cruise’s career, while its sequel, “Top Gun: Maverick,” released in 2022, garnered massive success, earning over $1.4 billion globally. “Days of Thunder,” a 1990 racing drama, has also achieved cult status among fans. The potential of sequels for both films has sparked significant excitement, particularly with Cruise’s involvement.
Additionally, Cruise has wrapped up filming an untitled project directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, known for his work on “The Revenant.” This film is set for release on October 2, 2026, and Cruise described the collaboration as an “extraordinary experience,” showcasing his dedication to taking on diverse and challenging roles.
As Cruise expands his filmography, fans are eagerly looking forward to updates on “Top Gun 3” and the “Days of Thunder” sequel. These upcoming projects promise to bring new perspectives and developments to the cherished franchises, maintaining the anticipation surrounding Cruise’s illustrious career in cinema.
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