The enduring friendship between Tom Cruise and David Beckham, dating back to the soccer player's move to the United States to join the Galaxy club, has taken an interesting turn.
Beyond sharing soccer wisdom with Cruise's son Connor, the actor is now keen on helping Beckham transition into a movie star following his retirement from professional soccer.
Cruise, committed to turning Beckham's cinematic dreams into reality, believes the former soccer sensation has what it takes to become a prominent figure in Hollywood. A source close to both celebrities revealed, "David always wanted to be a movie star, and Tom promised to make his dreams come true.
David is still passionate about football but feels now is a good time to jump onto the big screen as he is still young enough to get important roles."
Initial rumors suggest the possibility of Beckham featuring in "Mission Impossible 5," the iconic film series that stands as one of Cruise's major cinematic successes.
The collaboration between Cruise and Beckham extends beyond the realm of friendship, as the actor actively works to usher the former Real Madrid player into the world of cinema. Tom Cruise is dedicated to ensuring that Beckham secures a role, even if it's a cameo, in the upcoming installment of the 'Mission Impossible' franchise.
Recognizing Beckham's massive global stardom and potential Hollywood appeal, Cruise expressed his belief in his friend's capabilities, stating, "David is a massive star with a huge global pull... He has the looks to make the leap to Hollywood and become a big movie star; he has everything, it would be terrifying."
