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Tom Cruise is supported by old flame and Mission: Impossible co-star Hayley Atwell as Hollywood legend is honoured at star-studded BFI Fellowship dinner

Tom Cruise is supported by old flame and Mission: Impossible co-star Hayley Atwell as Hollywood legend is honoured at star-studded BFI Fellowship dinner

Daily Mail​12-05-2025
was supported by his ex-girlfriend and Mission: Impossible co-star Hayley Atwell during a BFI Chair's Dinner - where he received the British Film Institute Fellowship.
The Hollywood actor, 62, who is currently dating actress Ana de Armas, looked happier than ever as graced the red carpet at London's Rosewood wearing a blue spotted tie which he paired with a crisp white shirt.
For the glitzy evening, Tom's ex Hayley also made an appearance as she stepped out in a classy structured black skirt and blazer which featured bold, padded shoulders.
She added inches to her statuesque frame as she slipped into a pair of towering white stilettos.
To finish her look she slicked her raven tresses into a sleek middle-parted bun and finished her look with a pair of simple earrings.
Also in attendance at the event was Sabrina Elba who looked sophisticated in black sleeveless gown which featured an elegant horse design.
The Hollywood actor, 62, who is currently dating actress Ana de Armas, looked happier than ever as graced the red carpet wearing a blue spotted tie which he paired with a crisp white shirt
For the glitzy evening, Tom's ex Hayley also made an appearance as she stepped out in a classy structured black skirt and blazer which featured bold, padded shoulders
Hannah Waddingham was the epitome of chic for the evening as she stepped out in a white off-the-shoulder dress.
Meanwhile Angela Bassett commanded attention in a white structured corset and tailored trousers.
Simon Pegg showcased his quirky sense of style in a satin pink blazer which he layered over black trousers.
Adding a pop of colour to the evening Tramell Tillman turned heads in a bright red silk suit and a matching shirt.
Tom is set to head to Cannes for Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning's premiere on Wednesday.
Hayley reprised her role as Grace, a former thief turned IMF agent and ally to the actor's character, Ethan Hunt.
The film, which has faced multiple delays, is finally due to hit cinemas on May 23 2025.
And while Tom has continued to conquer Hollywood action movies, he dreams of starring in another musical.
He ventured into musicals 13 years ago when he played rock star Stacee Jaxx in the film Rock of Ages, however, he has now indicated that one musical outing wasn't enough and he wants to explore that genre again.
The action star revealed that musicals were still on his career bucket list during a Tom Cruise In Conversation event at London's British Film Institute on Sunday.
'Definitely musicals' Tom said, reported Rolling Stone. 'Drama, action, adventures. It's endless. My goals are endless.'
He also shared that he and his longtime Mission: Impossible collaborator Christopher McQuarrie - who has written and directed every instalment since 2015's Rogue Nation - are also cooking up ideas together.
'We've got a lot,' he said of his ideas with McQuarrie. 'Our relationship is just endless stories.'
The Hollywood star was first credited as a producer on the first Mission film, and he told the audience in London that he sought out the franchise because he liked 'the theme music' and wanted to push the boundaries of the action genre.
'It was about looking at Mission and going 'What can we do with action?' How I can evolve action and storytelling and imbue that kind of storytelling with greater amounts of emotion? That is my interest,' he said of the 1996 film.
To celebrate the release during his London visit, the daredevil actor pulled off yet another stunt - appearing on the roof of the BFI IMAX cinema - on Sunday afternoon.
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