Tom Cruise shows off his 'top guns' in a tight navy T-Shirt as he lands his helicopter following a visit to Pinewood Studios - ahead of the release of his latest Mission: Impossible film
Tom Cruise has showed off his 'top guns' in a fitted navy T-Shirt after landing his helicopter in London.
The actor, 62, arrived in the capital in style following a visit to Pinewood Studios in Slough.
And Tom no doubt caught the eye as he highlighted his muscular physique in his casual top, which he teamed with a pair of black trousers and white trainers.
The action man sported lengthy, dishevelled hair and appeared to squint in the sunshine after wrapping up another day of work.
Tom's appearance comes as he counts down to the release of his latest action film, Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning.
The film is set to hit cinemas on May 21, with a special 'filming in IMAX' featurette available for die-hard film buffs. Fans are also able to watch on 4DX, ScreenX and Imax, as well as regular showings.
The first teaser trailer for the film was released back in November, as the long-awaited conclusion to the beloved film series confirmed its title after months of delays.
Reprising his role as the titular hero Ethan Hunt, Tom is set to take on his biggest mission yet, after a tense cliffhanger saw the spy determined to track down cyber weapon The Entity.
The preview offers glimpses of Hayley Atwell, Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg and Vanessa Kirby, while Esai Morales returns as the villainous Gabriel.
In the new trailer, fans get a glimpse back through some of the film franchise's most iconic moments, as Ethan pleads with his team to 'trust him one last time.'
The filming of the UK scenes of the eighth instalment of the Mission Impossible franchise initially took place between March and December 2022.
Production on the eighth film had originally halted so that the cast could promote Part One, and then the SAG-AFTRA strike began causing further delays.
It comes after Tom has been declared an 'honorary Brit' as the BFI prepares to honour him after a whopping four decades of making movies in the UK.
The American actor, who is believed to own in a property in the swanky Biggin Hill area of London, first made the move across the pond in 2020 for back-to-back Mission: Impossible films.
The preview offers glimpses of Hayley Atwell , Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg and Vanessa Kirby , while Esai Morales returns as the villainous Gabriel
He's now a regular in the UK, with former co-star sir Kenneth Branagh, 64, revealing the Hollywood A-lister boasts impressive cockney rhyming skills and loves a trip to a country pub.
Speaking about the BFI Award, Cruise gushed: 'I'm truly honoured, I've been making films in the UK for over 40 years and have no plans to stop'.
Branagh, who starred alongside Cruise in 2008's Valkyrie and have remained friends, told The Times: 'He's an honorary Brit now, with a handy line in Cockney rhyming slang, I've been to the pub with him a few times.
'He finds a quiet corner, enjoys the atmosphere and is always gracious when he gets spotted. He's a natural giggler and just enjoys what he does so much and that's infectious'.
He has been spotted at Wimbledon, Victoria Beckham 's 50th, was apart of the King's Coronation, Late Queen's Platinum Jubilee with British friends including The Beckham's, Gordon Ramsay and The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Over the year Cruise has filmed some of his biggest films in in Pinewood, Leavesden and Shepperton studios, from 1985's Legend to 1994's Interview With A Vampire and Edge of Tomorrow in 2014.
Speaking about his love of Blightly, he told The Mirror in 2022:'I guess I am an Anglophile. I spend a lot of time in Britain and that's not just for work reasons. I just love being here.
Former co-star sir Kenneth Branagh (R), revealing the Hollywood A-lister (L) boasts impressive cockney rhyming skills and loves a trip to a country pub (pictured 2008 movie Valkyrie)
'It's a fantastic blend of old and new. I love seeing the sights, the Tower of London, Nelson's Column, Buckingham Palace and all those fantastic places which are just full of history.
'Britain is trendy, too, and has a lot that other countries then copy. I also love the British countryside.
The actor's connection to the UK is made even stronger than to make-up artist daughter Isabella, 32, who lives in Croydon with her her British husband Max Parker.
A source who worked with the actor, previously told MailOnline: '[Tom has] fallen in love with everything about the UK, his daughter lives here, he enjoys a good cuppa and he loves the fact he can be himself '.
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