Rebecca Ferguson reveals ONE thing Tom Cruise brings to every set
Rebecca Ferguson made a rare comment on Tom Cruise's on set behavior
Rebecca Ferguson briefly gave insight into working with costar Tom Cruise on the Mission: Impossible franchise.
The 42-year-old actress sat down with Harper's Bazaar U.K. for the promotion of her new movie Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.
During the chat, Rebecca opened up about sharing screen with Tom Cruise on the action-packed spy movies, spilling the "purpose" the Hollywood heartthrob comes with on set.
"He’s a boy who just loves playing, and offers up a safe and professional set," Rebecca
"That’s a really good balance [of qualities] to make you want to try new things," she praised Tom.
Rebecca further shared that she started to do her own stunts after starring in the Mission: Impossible movies.
“I was scared of heights, but you always have someone to jump in and take over, which means you can push yourself a little bit more," she said. "Because at the last second you can always go, ‘Nope!’ ”
Back in 2024, Rebecca opened up about her exit from the franchise.
To speak very clearly — because I know a lot of people are sad about it, I’m sad about it — I had filmed three films. My [contract] was done. Selfishly, that’s a lot of time to make a Mission film. And unless you’re going to have a lot of screen time, that’s a lot of time sitting around waiting to film a huge movie that could take over a year to film," she said on the UnWrapped podcast.
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