Brad Pitt informed E! Information on the Mexico premiere of “F1” that he can be all in favour of appearing reverse Tom Cruise once more, so long as it doesn’t require any death-defying aerial stunts. The 2 A-listers famously starred collectively within the 1994 horror drama “Interview with the Vampire.” Pitt and Cruise by no means reunited on display screen after that.

“Nicely, I’m not gonna dangle my ass off airplanes and shit like that,” Pitt mentioned with fun when requested about working with Cruise once more. “So when he does one thing once more that’s on the bottom [then yes].”

Pitt’s “F1” film is directed by Joseph Kosinski and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, the duo behind Cruise’s record-breaking “Prime: Gun Maverick.” Pitt’s film was being developed whereas Cruise’s film was in post-production. “Prime Gun: Maverick” earned $1.4 billion on the worldwide field workplace in summer time 2022. Kosinski just lately informed GQ journal that he initially deliberate to reunite Cruise and Pitt for his model of “Ford v Ferrari,” though the studio by no means authorized his funds. James Mangold ended up directing “Ford v Ferrari” with Christian Bale and Matt Damon as an alternative.

“Tom all the time pushes it to the restrict, however on the identical time is tremendous succesful and really expert,” Kosinski mentioned when requested about what would’ve occurred had Cruise starred in “F1” over Pitt. “They each have the pure expertise for driving. However yeah, I might see Tom possibly scaring us a little bit bit extra.”

“We’d have had a crash,” the movie’s motion automobile supervisor Graham Kelly quipped to GQ. “Tom pushes it to the restrict. I imply actually to the restrict. That terrifies me. I imply, I’ve completed a great deal of ‘Mission: Impossibles’ with Tom and it’s probably the most worrying expertise for somebody like me constructing vehicles for him, doing stunts with him. Whereas Brad listens and he is aware of his skills, and I believe he’d be the primary to say, ‘Yeah, I’m not going to try this.’”

Pitt’s “F1” is about to open in theaters June 27. Cruise opened his personal summer time blockbuster in Might with “Mission: Inconceivable – The Remaining Reckoning,” through which he dangled from the facet of a transferring airplane throughout one stunt.