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Interview

Season 10 Guest: Tom Cruise Taped: 12/2/2003 Actors Studio, James Lipton, talk show, interview, actors, entertainment, acting, movies, theater, film, arts, culture

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Street scenes on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, California (celebrities'' stars on the Walk of Fame, doubles and tourists, Grauman''s Chinese Theatre, Kodak Theatre). Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles. Bing Crosby''s star on the Walk of Fame TRAV CU Charles (Charlie) Chaplin''s star. Costumed extras and tourists on the Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles. Martin Scorsese''s star on the Walk of Fame TILT UP TRAV extras dressed as Batman and The Joker. Nicole Kidman''s and Halle Berry''s stars. Steven Spielberg''s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Pedestrians and costumed extras on the Walk of Fame. Celebrities'' stars on Hollywood Boulevard. Elvis impersonator and pedestrians on the Walk of Fame. Tourists pose with celebrity lookalikes (Marilyn Monroe) and costumed extras (Captain Jack Sparrow, Pirates of the Caribbean). Extras and tourists on the Walk of Fame front of the Kodak Theatre. Tom Cruise''s star (camera near the ground). Grauman''s Chinese Theater. Front of the Kodak Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard. Kodak Theatre sign. Helicopter in flight. Palm tree. Pedestrian and vehicular traffic in Hollywood, California. Billboard for a TV show. Keywords: ARTIST,STREET ARTIST,CALIFORNIA,FILM,THEATRE,UNITED STATES,HOLLYWOOD,LOS ANGELES,TOURISM

Tom Cruise red carpet interview

Location Unknown / Unclear.<br/><br/>A group of officials entering Vickers Viking aircraft. They look around and leave the plane. Various shots of the officials in front of plane, they are posing for the cameras. A man closes the plane's door.<br/><br/>Title The Vickers 'Viking' Air Liner - With Bristol Hercules engines it has a range up to 1,500 miles, with a cruising speed of 210 miles per hour up to a maximum of 250 miles per hour.'<br/><br/>Various shots of the Viking aircraft taking off, officials watching. Various shots of the Viking aircraft in flight. Several shots of the pilots at controls in cockpit, officials at seats. Several air to air shots of Viking in flight.<br/><br/>Intertitle reads 'One engine stopped and feathered air screw.' Air to air shots of Viking with one of the front propellors working and the other not. Several shots of the plane landing. <br/><br/>Amendment: September 2011<br/>A visitor to the site has written in stating that this footage was filmed at Wisley Airfield in Surrey and features the first prototype G-AGOK. The aircraft G-AGOL also features. The visitor also identifies some of the characters involved: George Edwards, Tom Gammon, Rex Pierson, chief test pilot 'Mutt' Summers. This footage was probably shot in late 1945 or in 1946.

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Tom Cruise Interview Collateral Junket 2004

Hollywood couple Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes.

2002TOM CRUISE WAS IN WASHINGTON, D.C. TONIGHT TO HELP PROMOTE A NASA PROJECT HE'S INVOLVED WITH. GOOD FILE VIDEO OF TOM CRUISE WITH BRACES ON AND IN GENERAL.CRUISE SURROUNDED BY PAPARAZZI.

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TAPE: EF02/0879 IN_TIME: 06:21:10 DURATION: 3:22 SOURCES: Warner Bros Pictures VNR RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Himeji, Japan, 11th October 2002 SHOTLIST: 1. Pan of fans waiting 2. Close up of mother and child waiting 3. Close up of female fans 4. Pan from babies to mothers with cameras 5. Tom Cruise arriving and start shaking hands with fans 6. Tom Cruise shakes hands with fans 7. Close up of police 8. Wide shot of helicopter 9. Various of Tom shaking hands with fans 10. Medium shot of press 11. Fans with cameras and Tom autographs to fans 12. Close up of Tom signing autographs and waving 13. Tom signing photo TOM CRUISE MEETS JAPANESE FANS NEAR LOCATION OF NEW FILM Superstar TOM CRUISE took time out from shooting his new film' THE LAST SAMURAI' on location in Japan to meet fans - and was greeted by an eager crowd of almost 1,000. Cruise is filming Edward Zwick's historical action movie between two Japanese cities, Himeji city in Hyogo prefectuer and Kyoto city - the location sets are completely closed to the public But since filming began on thursday 10th October, die-hard fans have been gathering in large numbers near a temporary heliport in Himeji city, hoping to see Cruise arrive for filming and leave again for his hotel. The crowd has been growing by the day, as rumours of Cruise-sightings circulated among his fans. On Friday, nearly 1,000 fans were counted at the heliport. Police were mobilised to cope with the excited crowd, as Cruise shook hands, waved and signed autographs. 'The Last Samurai' is set in the 19th century. Cruise plays Civil War hero Captain Nathan Algren, in Japan in the late 18702 to train Japanese troops in modern combat. Emperor Meiji has arranged for the training as part of his plan to modernise the military and break away from the tradition of employing samurai warriors to protect land. But as conflict between old and new ways grow, Algren is injured and captured by the samurai. He learns about their warrior honor code from samurai leader Katsumoto, and soon begins to feel torn. Scottish comedian turned actor Billy Connolly and English actor Timothy Spall also feature. Cruise is also a producer on the film. 'The Last Samurai' will continue filming in New Zealand and the USA after Japan. The movie is scheduled to premiere simultaneously in the USA and Japan in December 2003.

Tom Cruise makes handprints in cement-Mann's Chinese Theater

A scenic video showcasing breathtaking views of the Sydney Harbour skyline on a bright and sunny day. The video features a ferry cruising through the harbor with stunning views of iconic skyscrapers, bridges, and the surrounding water.

Made in the 1980s, AIR POWER AT SEA may have been the movie that inspired "Top Gun". Narrated by Cliff Robertson and featuring the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz, the film shows F-14 Tomcats, A-7 Corsairs, A-6 Intruder, S3 Viking, Sea King helicopters, and E2C Hawkeye and EA-6B Prowlers and other aircraft operating at sea. Guided missile cruisers, guided missile destroyers, and submarines are also shown in the task force.<p><p>Created by Grumman Aerospace Corp. in the 1980s, "Air Power at Sea" profiles the nuclear powered aircraft carrier USS Nimitz and Carrier Air Wing Eight. For many years this was the central film shown at the USS Intrepid Air Sea Space Museum in New York City, and it remains an enduring portrait of carrier-based air support and the lives of U.S. Navy personnel. The film was shot during Carrier Refresher Training in 1982, prior to the Nimitz departing for operations off the coast of Lebanon in support of a multi-national force deployed there. One fun side note, is that this same carrier and air wing, with much the same aircraft, are seen in the film "The Final Countdown" made in 1980. That film did not however feature the narrator of this film, the venerable actor and accomplished pilot Cliff Robertson. (Also note, some people have speculated that this film helped inspire 1986's Top Gun starring Tom Cruise.) <p><p>At the 14 minute mark, various drills are seen including a barrier arrest, rapid arming of aircraft under simulated combat conditions, and more.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

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00:00:00:00 [Rep Ted Weiss (D-NY) presents actor Tom Cruise with Congressional Arts Caucus Award]--Weiss presents award, House Spkr Tom Foley (D-WA) stands next to Cruise, Cruise makes statement. (0:00)/

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PREMIUM RATE - Press junket interview with Tom Cruise for Far and Away - Hollywood history - Celebrity - actor - Press

Sound Bite: Jack Black – on Tom Cruise Yeah. Uh you know, Tom Cruise is amazing. He’s a great actor, and uh he’s brought to this character what he brings to all his characters and that’s uh that’s something people usually think that these comedic performances are uh as challenging as dramatic ones but you see when a great dramatic actor comes in and uh cranks out a delicious good comedic performance you know that it’s great because they put all that work into it just like they do their other roles.

iT'S A GREAT HOLLYWOOD TRADITION AND THIS TIME IT'S TOM CRUISE TAKING PART AS HE PUTS HIS SIGNATURE AND HAND PRINTS IN CLAY.