Museum of the Moving Image Salute in New York – November 6, 2007
November 5, 2007 – Out to dinner
New York, November 4, 2007 – Exiting hotel
Lions for Lambs – New York
Total Request Live – November 2007
New York, November 4, 2007 – New York Marathon

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NEW YORK, NY (November 4, 2007) — Katie Holmes completed the New York City Marathon and was greeted by Tom Cruise and their daughter Suri at the finish line.

Despite running approximately five and a half hours to complete the 26.2-mile course, Holmes managed to draw up enough energy to support Cruise in return at a special screening for his new film, “Lions for Lambs.”

At the special screening in New York, Holmes, who wore high heels to the event, told Access Hollywood, “It was great. I’m a little tired, but it was worth it.”

Cruise added, “She was impressive. She trained just a little over two months. . . . It’s impressive, [it was] so much fun today.”

The couple together added that daughter Suri “loved it.” (Source: Access Hollywood)

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Lions for Lambs – Los Angeles

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LOS ANGELES, Calif. (November 2, 2007) – Tom Cruise attended the premiere of “Lions For Lambs,” his first film since joining the newly resurrected United Artists mini-studio as a producer.

Tom spoke with Access Hollywood’s, Tony Potts about working with director Robert Redford.

“I have studied his career, he is, you know… he is a true legend. He is a true vanguard in cinema. So for me, to be able to have the opportunity to work with him, particularly with the scenes with Meryl — as an actor, you go, ‘Oh this is the sweet part of the bat,‘” Tom said.

“Lions For Lambs” is United Artists’ first film release since Tom and Paula Wagner took over the reigns of the legendary studio.

“It’s a nice moment, particularly this kind of picture to start out with. I feel really excited about it,” Tom said.

He found working with his co-stars, Meryl Streep and Robert Redford, to be an exhilarating battle of words on the big screen.

“What starts out as a conversation ends up in a duel. To have that duel, I mean… I remember having a duel with Nicholson in ‘A Few Good Men.‘ With this picture… to have that kind of battle with Meryl is fun. That is the kind of characters you want to play with,” he said.

Tom feels Robert has created a film that will withstand the test of time.

“You look at where we are in society today, and I would be interested to look at this picture 5 years from now. There is really no other director that can deliver it the way that he does,” Tom said of the legendary actor/director.

Tom attended the premiere with his wife, Katie Holmes. Katie is reportedly just days away from running in a marathon.

Tom and Katie’s good friends, Will Smith and David Beckham, also attended the huge premiere.

Will Smith told Access that he and Tom always try to remember the fans.

“There is a connection that we have with people that has to be maintained, that has to be serviced and that has to be reciprocated. A lot of people forget the important of the fans,” said Smith.

“Lions For Lambs” opens on November 9.

Go visit Access Hollywood to view a video clip of the interview with Tom on the red carpet!

(Source: Access Hollywood)

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Lions for Lambs – Rome Photocall
Lions for Lambs – Paris
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Lions for Lambs – Germany Photocall
Lions for Lambs – Rome
Lions for Lambs – Germany
Lions for Lambs- London

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Tom Cruise, Meryl Streep and Robert Redford hit the red carpet Thursday night in Hollywood to premiere their new political thriller, ‘Lions for Lambs’ — and ET was there!

Tom was accompanied by his wife Katie Holmes, who was there to show her support. Tom told ET, “Its always better with her…she’s exceptional.”

In theaters Nov. 9, ‘Lions for Lambs’ finds Cruise as a charismatic presidential hopeful whose bombshell story for a probing journalist (Streep) could potentially affect the fates of two California college students who were inspired by their professor, Dr. Stephen Malley (Redford), to fight in Afghanistan.

Directed by Redford, the film also stars Derek Luke and Michael Pena.

Go to ET Online to watch a video clip of all the actors on the red carpet! While you’re there, maybe you’d also like to watch ET’s video clips of Tom talking about his wedding day (in Italy, October 23rd) and about the proposal while being in Paris again (October 25th).

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Hey guys! I just got an e-mail from TRL’s casting director and Tom will be on MTV’s TRL next monday, november 5th. Do you wanna be there?

So send an e-mail to trlcasting@mtvstaff.com with “Tom Tix” in the subject. Must be 16-24 yrs old and available in NYC on Monday, November 5th. You should include in the e-mail the following information:

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In his first sit-down interview since marrying Katie Holmes and welcoming daughter Suri into the world, Tom Cruise gets candid about marriage and fatherhood with our Jann Carl in Paris, as he promotes his new political drama, ‘Lions for Lambs.’

Cruise, who talks to Jann in the city where he proposed to Katie, says married life is “all very good, all very lovely,” and that when he needs an honest opinion, he definitely turns to his wife of nearly a year.

Tom’s highly anticipated new flick ‘Lions for Lambs’ is out November 9, but he’s not the only working actor in the Cruise household. Katie has wrapped the comedy ‘Mad Money’ with Diane Keaton and Queen Latifah, and Tom sings the praises for his talented lady.

“I feel lucky,” he says. “I have a lot of respect for her as an artist, as a woman. She’s a very strong, gracious woman. She’s very funny, a great comedian.”

Besides working on movies and a happy marriage, Tom and Katie are keeping busy with their one-and-a-half year-old daughter Suri. And he says, just like everyone else, he and Katie make their hectic lives work. “We’ve gotten pretty good at organizing everything,” he says. “I don’t sleep much anyway.”

Tom also talks about his new position as co-owner of United Artists and the possibility of one day directing. “I will one day, I’ve always wanted to,” he says. “I’ve been offered things to direct, but have to find the right piece.”

For more on Tom’s all-new interview, click here to watch ET Online‘s video clip!

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