Hollywood actor Tom Cruise says he loves Greece

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During the premiere of his new film Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One in London, the United Kingdom, famous actor Tom Cruise expressed his admiration for Greece.

According to protothema.gr, the Hollywood star was giving an interview when the reporter informed him that he was from Greece.

“How are you? Nice to meet you too. Thank you for being here,” Cruise initially said in the interview before adding, “I love Greece. Great food, great people.”

When asked to talk about his new film, Cruise emphasised what distinguishes it from other films in the Mission Impossible franchise.

“This is the biggest and most luxurious. It’s a huge, epic adventure that’s split into two parts,” he said. “The scope of the film is very wide. I make my films for the big screen only. This film is unprecedented.”

According to the synopsis of the latest movie, Ethan Hunt (played by Cruise) and his IMF team embark on their most dangerous mission yet: to track down a terrifying new weapon that threatens all of humanity before it falls into the wrong hands.

Source: protothema.gr

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