One of Hollywood’s most iconic leading men, Tom Cruise, is in Korea to promote his latest movie Top Gun: Maverick.
According to Newsis, Tom Cruise left the Gimpo International Airport on June 17.
Particularly endearing for fans was the fact as he left the airport, rather than getting into his car, the movie star walked toward his fans and took pictures with them for seven-eight minutes.
According to Newsis, Tom Cruise engaged with his fans and even conversed with one of his fans for a long time. The news outlet reports that the actor even asked security to step aside so that he could take photos with his fans. It is reported that only after Tom Cruises’ ride started moving did he get into the car.
Tom Cruise will be in Korea until June 20. The movie star will be present at a red carpet event for the movie at the Jamsil Lotte Tower on June 19 and a press conference held at the Lotte Hotel World Grand Ballroom.
This is the tenth time Tom Cruise has visited Korea. The movie star is reported to be accompanied by Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer, actors Miles Teller, Jay Ellis, and Glenn Powell.
Top Gun: Maverick is the sequel to 1986’s classic Top Gun. It has previously been reported that Top Gun: Maverick has surpassed $400 million at the domestic box office, which makes it the highest-grossing movie of the year in the United States. Internationally, the movie has earned over $362 million, making the global box office numbers for the movie a staggering $783.8 million.
