Prince William and Kate Middleton enjoyed a night with Tom Cruise, while the appearance could have left the Sussexes feeling envious.

The filmmaker revisits the film for its 4K release, including how novelist and screenwriter Anne Rice disavowed Cruise's casting: “It was a pain in the ass for me as a director."

“They are amazing.”

Tom Cruise’s Born on the Fourth of July leaves Netflix Oct. 1, ending its streaming run for the acclaimed Vietnam War drama.

Tom Cruise is known for being an actor who is down for anything to pull off a role, especially when stunts are involved. He has flown jets, jumped off of buildings, dangled from helicopters, and done stunt driving on motorcycles,

Witness the charming moment as Prince William steps back for Tom Cruise to greet Kate Middleton at the London premiere of "Digger."

Tom Cruise has opened up about his reunion with the Prince and Princess of Wales, who joined him at the London premiere of Digger.Willam and Kate attended Tuesday's central London screening alongside Sir David Beckham and Riz Ahmed.

Critics also lauded Riz Ahmed’s supporting role and Emmanuel Lubezki’s cinematography, but were less kind to Alejandro González Iñárritu’s direction.

The Prince and Princess of Wales attended the London premiere of Cruise’s latest film, ‘Digger’

As Tom Cruise returns to the big screen with the off-the-wall satire Digger next month, one of his lesser known movies has become a streaming hit on HBO Max, where it's among the top 5 most-viewed films.

Tom Cruise wanted to make a movie with Taylor Swift.As Tom has previously expressed his desire to work with Taylor on movie Digger’s London premiere, saying that it would