Tom Cruise seeks next movie projects amid uncertain career
Tom Cruise is narrowing the prospects for his next film, but no matter which he chooses, he has single-handedly propped up the script doctoring biz: Studios have spent millions of dollars in rewrite fees to custom-tailor projects for the star. The frontrunners for his next film appear to be the DreamWorks drama “Motorcade,” to be directed by Len Wiseman, followed by Spyglass remake “The Tourist” (with Charlize Theron), to be helmed by Bharat Nalluri, and Fox action comedy “Wichita” (with Cameron Diaz), which James Mangold will direct. Also still in the mix is MGM’s “The Matarese Circle,” which potentially matches Cruise with Denzel Washington and helmer David Cronenberg. – from Variety
But there is method to all the money-spending, as Cruise has vetoed political thriller “The 28th Amendment” (which would have cast him as the President), and the romantic comedy “Lost for Words.” “28th Amendment” even received an extra polish from “Transformers” writers Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci, but to no avail. – from MTV
Tom Cruise is said to be ‘off’ the political thriller “The 28th Amendment”. – from Moviehole
April 23rd, 2009 at 12:28 am
Is that why he was having all that plastic surgery recently, so that his awful fake smile and maniacal laughter are allowed back on screen?
Would he call the paparazzi to his movie sets too, the way he does when he’s out with his RoboBride and their baster spawn, so he can make people believe in his “happy marriage”?
Because – a good actor he’s not, he can’t even act straight.
Why doesn’t he disappear inside that fascist cult that is still allowed to be called a religion?