Tom Cruise on Jonathan Ross’ tv show

Tom appeared on Jonathan Ross’ BBC One tv show. Some details about how it went:

Guests on the TV presenter’s BBC One show were Tom Cruise, Lee Evans, Stephen Fry and rock band Franz Ferdinand.

Cruise, a friend of David Beckham, told Ross he relaxed by watching “a little football”.
“I’d like to do a musical film, we’ll see if I can sing and dance. I might fall on my face,” he added.

Comedian Evans, meanwhile, revealed he would be joining the cast of BBC One’s Doctor Who.
“I’m a professor. They asked me the other day and I said I’d love to do it.”

Fry, posting on Twitter, the micro-blogging service, said: “JR and I discussed Twitter. Hope it makes the cut. Cruise charming.”

Ross used his own Twitter account later, writing: “Hello. That was a fun day and nice to be back. All the guests were so lovely, and funny. Twitter discussed – Tom [Cruise] might sign up!”

Speaking outside Television Centre in west London after filming, audience member John Wood, 49, from East Grinstead in Sussex, said that during one gap in filming Cruise told Ross he never had any time off.

“Jonathan Ross joked, ‘well, you want to try getting banned’ – it was really funny,” Wood said.

Ben Parks, 18, from Sheffield, said: “Jonathan Ross kept quiet for the first two guests but he was really funny with Tom Cruise.

In Brand’s Radio 2 show in October, Ross and Brand left obscene messages on Sachs’s answerphone claiming Brand had slept with the actor’s granddaughter, Georgina Baillie.
The pre-recorded show caused little reaction when it was first broadcast on 18 October.
However, after the content was publicised in a national newspaper, more than 42,000 people complained about the content.

BBC bosses then carried out a review and suspended Ross without pay for three months.
Brand issued a public apology and resigned from his BBC show.

Cruise, who attended the UK premiere of his latest movie Valkyrie on Wednesday night, told the BBC he had been briefed about the phone calls row.
“I know a little bit about it and have done interviews with Jonathan Ross before when I’ve come here, so I’m looking forward to seeing him,” he said.

The show is on BBC One on Friday at 2235 GMT.

(Source: BBC)

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