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Today he signed on with public-relations firm 42West. Tom will be represented by film department co-head and partner Amanda Lundberg, who also personally reps MGM CEO Mary Parent. “42West handles MGM’s movies, and Tom was impressed by Amanda’s work on Valkyrie,” said an insider. “They’ve been talking about this for a long time.”
Tom had been a devoted client of Pat Kingsley at PMK until March 2004 when he fired the veteran publicist after 14 years. He replaced her with his sister Lee Anne DeVette. She announced in November 2005 that she was resigning as his publicist to work on philanthropic projects. Then Tom hired Rogers & Cowan’s veteran Paul Bloch and Arnold Robinson who specializes in repping mostly over-the-hill action stars.
Jeff Raymond who worked with Tom at his (now) former public relations firm responded to a request for comment by saying, “Rogers & Cowan and Tom Cruise remain friends and we wish him well in all his future endeavors.”
Tom Cruise strikes a pose and waves to the cameras during the Valkyrie photocall at the Hassler Hotel in Rome, Italy on Wednesday (January 28).
In the past few weeks, the 46-year-old actor has been busy on a worldwide promotional tour, making stops in Korea, Russia, London and Berlin (where he was joined by wife Katie Holmes. Next up on the list are Madrid and Rio de Janiero.
Tom Time — tune in here tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. (EST) to watch Mr. Cruise live. (Solve Sundsbo)
We’d love to have you over tomorrow night, when the Golden Globe Award-winning actor-producer and T Holiday poster boy Tom Cruise will reflect on a quarter century in show business, from his breakout adolescent sexcapade in “Risky Business” to his recent portrayal of a would-be Hitler assassin in the much anticipated “Valkyrie.” Unfortunately, our colleagues over at the TimesCenter tell us that the conversation with T’s editor at large, Lynn Hirschberg, is sold-out. But, thanks to the marvels of technology, if you tune in tomorrow starting at 6:30 p.m. (EST) you’ll be able to catch a live video feed of the tête-à-tête right here at The Moment. In the meantime, watch our latest exclusive Screen Test video to learn the secret to Cruise’s iconic dancing in skivvies (hint: it involves grease) — think of it as our preshow party favor.
(Source: NY Times)
(If you’re not sure about timezones, check out greenwichmeantime.com. It shows your current time and the USA EST Time)
I’ll try to get a full video interview, as for now, there is a clip at their website here and here. I’ll upload those videos and caps for you to download tomorrow.
The DETAILS Power Issue Ranks the 40 Most Influential Men on the Planet NEW YORK (November 25, 2008)
— DETAILS magazine’s December issue unveils the DETAILS Power 40 list, ranking the 40 most influential men in the world. These power players—all under the age of 47, not all of them liked—are the ones leading us through this unprecedented time of transformation, and they’re not just the usual suspects.
Tom is #7 on this list, here are some excerpts from the story:
7. TOM CRUISE Leading Man (Age: 46) By Alex Bhattacharji “Listen, I have Suri right here, who’s falling asleep,” Tom Cruise says sotto voce. He wants you to know that he’s not speaking softly to sound intense. Suri murmurs. Something about scissors. “What? You don’t want to get your hair cut?” Cruise is apologetic—he asks, “Do you have kids?” The most powerful star in the world really doesn’t want you to think his cherubic daughter’s feelings about bangs rule his life.
The most quintessentially all-American movie star since John Wayne is donning an eye patch and a prosthetic forearm stump and daring you to root for him in a Nazi uniform. Hell yes, he’s got a motive and you can read as much into it as you want: He intends to make you rethink some fundamental assumptions, like who’s good and who’s evil. “When you make people reconsider something that they’re so certain of … I found it very compelling. It’s the reason I’m doing it,” Cruise says. “When I was a kid, we’d play war, you know, and it was always ‘Kill the Nazis.’ I wanted to kill Hitler.” Cruise laughs. In his new movie, Valkyrie, he plays Claus von Stauffenberg, an aristocratic Bavarian army officer who joins the German resistance and leads an attempt to assassinate the führer and wrest Germany from Nazi Party control. The historical thriller, due out the day after Christmas, was directed by Bryan Singer.
In spite of or perhaps because of his recent self-imposed sabbatical, the Tom Cruise of 2008 is able to operate above the entertainment industry. He’s MI-free—liberated from having to save the day, get the girl, or be Tom Cruise. If he wants to decry political apathy about the war in Afghanistan (and play alongside Meryl Streep and Robert Redford), he can slip into the role of an oily, scheming senator in Lions for Lambs. If he’s in the mood to mock Hollywood, he can take an unbilled cameo as a balding, ball-busting studio exec in Tropic Thunder. “When I was working with Ben Stiller, I said, ‘I want to play this character, but I’ve got to dance,’” says Cruise. “I haven’t danced that much since Risky Business!” And if he wants to make you see the good in something that the whole world views as monolithically evil (Nazi Germany), well, he can do that, too. Do you really doubt he can pull it off? To get Valkyrie made, he had to win over a country that was trying outlaw his religion (…) and refused to let him shoot at the army’s historic Berlin headquarters, the Benderblock. … but the star prevailed. “That was always just a small group,” he says of his German critics. “When there was finally dialogue between us and they realized what it was we were doing with the story, they relented. This was a hard movie to make on many levels—but that was just one challenge.”
He clearly felt a connection to Stauffenberg, his crisis of conscience and his conflicting loyalties. “Certain decisions at points in my life … I absolutely related,” he says. “Stauffenberg went from saying, ‘Someone should shoot that bastard’ to realizing, I’m the only one who can do it. You can’t really know until you’re under that kind of pressure. I’m not saying this in some chest-pounding way, but I do feel I’d have that kind of courage.”
No one would or could script this but Tom Cruise. “It’s about doing the right thing,” he says, “but also about finding out what the right thing is. You know what I mean? I do feel that this movie was the right thing to do … I love movies. Yeah, man, I love movies!”
“Look—she’s out,” he says, back in his whispered voice. “Asleep.” And then he excuses himself to return to his 2-year-old daughter—perhaps the one person who sees him as anything but the most powerful star on the planet.
Matt Lauer insists there’s no hard feelings between him and Tom Cruise.
The Today Show host and the Top Gun star came to blows in 2005 over Scientology’s stance against psychiatric medication — causing headlines across the gloge.
Cruise, 45, admitted that he regretted the spat when he appeared on Oprah last week. And Lauer says it’s all water under the bridge; and there’s no need for Tom to apologize.
He says, “I don’t think he needs to apologize.
“I don’t feel there are any hard feelings. It was an interview. It was a good moment on television.”
Lauer confessed that he didn’t watch the actor’s interview. “I was traveling,” he tells People.com “I didn’t see the interview. Somebody told me a little bit.”
In fact, Lauer said he would welcome the chance to interview the Hollywood titan again. “The doors are open,” he added. “I hope he comes back and seems me real soon.” (Showbiz Spy, 9 May 2008)
Hi guys! I finally managed to put up the download of the Telluride interview and now I’m working to get the full second part (which I havent even been able to see yet)
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!
Around 7,000 people voted for the poll “Best-dressed celebrity couple” for In Style magazine - Katie & Tom also made it into the list, in ninth position.
More Yahoo! video’s of Tom & Katie’s Beckham party, click here (Australia 7 News) and here (AP). This last video clip is not a good one, decide for yourself if it’s worth to watch.
AP also has a video item about the stolen wedding pictures, click here to watch it.
SAWF has spotted Tom, Katie and Suri in Berlin:
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes take 15-month-old Suri on a stroll in a football field as they await the arrival of Tom’s helicopter after leaving Tom’s film set.
Before the family boarded the chopper for the ride home Tom signed an autograph for a local.
Tom is in Germany with his family to film Valkyrie, directed by Bryan Singer. He is starring as Col. Claus Graf Schenk von Stauffenberg, Germany’s most famous anti-Hitler plotter.
An insider on Cruise’ movie set in Berlin tells, “Its clear that Tom looks to Katie for praise and inspiration, and he gets it in spades,” reports OK! magazine.
I’ve uploaded the video of tonight’s Entertainment Tonight where they show the first glimpse of “Lions for Lambs”, and also a bit about Tom & Katie visit to France for the wedding or James Packer and Erika Baxter. Thanks Gertie for the video!
The videos sections is FINALLY open! YAY *does a happy dance*
I went ahead and bought a hosting space for the videos. I havent tested downloading, but the download rate could be a little slow, so I suggest using a download manager. Any trouble with downloading, please let me know. I made a instructions page right here.
You will need WinRar to descompact the video. You can download it for free at RarLabs.com (just scroll down and choose your language, then install the program. It’s free to use, you don’t have to buy it!)
The problem with the videos section is that the server where they were hosted had problems and lost all files, now I still have the files, but I have about 100 backup cds, which aren’t indexed (I’m a bad librarian, I know), and I still need to look over them.
If anyone has the videos and can send to me, I’d really appreciate, and the visitors would too!
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