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Tom and Penelope “cruising” together in NZ. Click here to view the picture.

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Vanity Fair features the crème de la crème of Hollywood on the cover of its April issue. BRAD PITT, TOM CRUISE, HARRISON FORD, TOM HANKS, and the king of cool — JACK NICHOLSON — all came together for the photo shoot of the new millennium!
On newsstands March 11, the ninth annual Hollywood issue of Vanity Fair looks at the legends, the big guns and the scene-stealers as Tinseltown gets ready to celebrate this year’s Academy Awards®.
“It was a very lively set,” JANE SARKIN, features editor for Vanity Fair, tells ET. “One by one they arrived. Some drove themselves, some had a driver, some came with clothes, and some came just as they were. It didn’t take them long to get ready for the shoot. Jack Nicholson kept everybody calm. He was joking with everybody the entire time.”
It was also a family affair. Cruise cruised in with his two children, and Hanks brought along his teenaged niece who was thrilled to meet Brad Pitt.
“Tom and his son did handstands and put on a little acrobatic show,” Sarkin contines, “Brad clowned around by putting Tom Cruise’s dressing-room sign under his white T-shirt, and Jack never took off his sunglasses, and smoked a cigar.”

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Tom Cruise is finally making progress on his remake of hit 1940s movie I Married a Witch- he’s signed up Danny DeVito to direct it.

The film, a remake of the 1942 comedy that starred Fredric March and Veronica Lake , originally caught the eye of the Mission: Impossible star five years ago.

He had hoped to headline the new movie alongside his ex-wife Nicole Kidman.

And although the Moulin Rouge! beauty will no longer be attached to the picture any longer, Cruise is still considering starring in the flick, in addition to producing it.

In the original film, a witch burned at the stake in the 1660s puts a curse on her tormentor’s family to ensure that his male descendants always marry the wrong woman.

DeVito says he hopes to begin production toward the end of the year. Other castmembers have yet to announced.

Kidman, meanwhile, has a witchy role of her own to concentrate on, when she stars in a movie version of the classic TV show Bewitched.

Source:
Teen Hollywood

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February 28 2003

They settled their divorce amicably but expect the curses to fly when Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise star in two competing witch-based movies due to be released next year.

According to the Daily Variety trade magazine, Cruise is preparing to star in a Danny DeVito-directed remake of the 1942 comedy I Married a Witch.

The movie is about a witch who puts a centuries-long curse on a family’s male descendants, only to fall in love with one of them and retreat to a life of mortal domesticity.

Kidman, meanwhile, will star in Bewitched, an adaptation of the television series that ran from 1964 to 1972 and followed the exploits of Samantha, a witch who – much to her mother’s disdain – marries a mortal.

Ironically, Cruise originally developed I Married A Witch five years ago as a movie in which he was to star with his then-wife Kidman.

Meanwhile, Kidman and Brad Pitt are joining forces for a new movie.

The pair are in negotiations to star as killers-for-hire in action-adventure feature Mr and Mrs Smith.

The film will be directed by Doug Liman and is described as The War Of The Roses meets True Lies, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Source: http://smh.com.au/articles/2003/02/27/1046064165017.html

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FUSH AND CHUPS: Tom Cruise’s new found Kiwi love affair is no threat to Penelope Cruz – unless it’s around the waistline. The Last Samurai star’s latest obsession is our national dish, fish and chips, and he indulged his passion once again at this Taranaki takeaway outlet.
DAVID WHITE/Sunday Star-Times
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Carnahan to direct Mission: Impossible 3
“Narc” director Joe Carnahan is in final negotiations to helm Paramount Pictures and Cruise/Wagner Prods.’ third installment of their “Mission: Impossible” franchise.

Dean Georgaris is in negotiations to script “M:I-3.” The franchise’s original screenwriter, Robert Towne remains on board. Paramount is eyeing a summer 2004 release date for the film.

“M:I-3″ reunites Carnahan with the studio and the production company as it was Cruise/Wagner that urged Paramount to pick up for distribution Carnahan’s film “Narc.” Paula Wagner and Tom Cruise also had executive producing credits on the project.

In April, David Fincher had been finalizing a deal to direct “M:I-3″ but has since departed the project. “M:I-3″ was just one of several features Fincher had been attached to around town. Now Carnahan will continue the “Mission” franchise.

Cruise will reprise his role of Ethan Hunt, who works for a special undercover unit. Cruise produces the franchise with Wagner. “M:I-3″ will be the third collaboration among Carnahan, Cruise/Wagner and Paramount. Last month, the trio teamed with DreamWorks on “Killing Pablo”.

Tom Cruise’s witch
According to Daily Variety trade magazine, Cruise is preparing to star in a Danny DeVito-directed remake of the 1942 comedy I Married a Witch.
The movie is about a witch who puts a centuries-long curse on a family’s male descendants, only to fall in love with one of them and retreat to a life of mortal domesticity.

Ironically, Cruise originally developed I Married A Witch five years ago as a movie in which he was to star with his then-wife Kidman.

Cruise on Vanity Fair cover
Vanity Fair has apparently assembled a group of five big name male movie stars for the cover of its Hollywood issue, on sale March 7.
The magazine shot Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, Harrison Ford and Jack Nicholson for its cover. A fifth actor, possibly Tom Hanks, will join the group.
Watch monday’s Entertainment Tonight and Access Hollywood for more details.

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