Tom Cruise was way excited to work with Meryl Streep on his latest flick "Lions for Lambs". What queen wouldn't be? It's a political thriller, which can be damn ponderous. But Meryl can liven anything up. She could read the cake box decorations to you and you'd be completely rapt. Tom Cruise had a lot of bullshit to say to ET Online but didn't address any of the good stuff. Like why his religion is so creepy, why he auditioned wives, who are Suri's actual parents, etc. We're not going to hear any of that stuff until Nicole Kidman is over it and starts talking. She knows the dish. She can't right now because her phone is still being tapped by the L. Ron Hubbard club. I'd say more but I don't want to end up dead in the shower like that other dude. *shiver*
On making his first film with the re-vamped United Artist studio, Cruise says, "For it to be the first United Artist film we're doing, I feel tremendously honored. I wanted to paint a picture that was going to define what I believe is the spirit of United Artist."Cruise tells ET about acting alongside Meryl Streep, "It was an absolute joy working with Meryl. I remember saying, 'I really can't wait to work with you' and she said, 'I hope you're not disappointed!'"
Then she took her leave, and immediately called and told the producers that she "didn't want to hear any of that Scientology bullshit on the set" from his crazy ass. Ok, she didn't really say that but you know she was thinking it. I'm using quotes totally irresponsibly but this isn't the Washington Post up in here.
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More photos of Tom Cruise at Lions for Lambs screening with Q&A in NYC after the jump.
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jbonz says:
Well ah'll be got-damned!
Ol' T.C. done got himself rich 'n' famous after all!
Him'n me usta work over t'the Co-op grain elevator together. I swear he was the craziest sumbitch in east Oklahoma, always goin' on 'bout "flyin' saucers" and "Thee-tans" and "holes in the north pole" an' I don' know what-all.
We always figgered he was just actin' bugshit-loony to amuse the boys at work. Guess he was a born entertainer after all, huh?
Joxe Arkaitz says:
It's funny to see how easy is to brainwash people. Tom's reps keep denying invented stories and some self called journalists keep writing sh*ts like the above. Apparently someone is busy inventing nonsenses and throwing them to the press people. And the funniest thing is that they believe them and publish them and part of the public fall in the trap too. I wonder who is crazy here... We have seen so many lies about Tom Cruise published in the last couple of years starting with the placenta story, that I wonder how some people can still believe those crazy stories. Any media reporting them should be ashamed. And the people believing them should seriously worry about their mental health.