Tom Cruise Almost Got a Broken Nose While FilmingCocktailLove Scene, Says Gina Gershon: 'I Kneed Him'

Gina Gershon (left) and Tom Cruise (right).Photo:VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty; Mike Coppola/WireImage VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty; Mike Coppola/WireImage Tom Cruisenearly suffered a bizarre injury while filming the1988 filmCocktail. During an appearance onWatch What Happens Liveon Wednesday, Aug. 7, his costarGina Gershonrevealed she nearly “broke” her costar’s nose during the shoot. Gershon told hostAndy Cohenand fellow guestCate Blanchettthat Cruise “totally” took care of her on the film, but admitted there was a moment where she couldn’t say the same about her taking care of him.

Tom Cruise Seen Sprinting Down Street in London as He Shoots NextMission: ImpossibleMovie

Tom Cruise in London on March 24, 2024.Photo:Mega / Dean - Click News And Media / SplashNews.com Mega / Dean - Click News And Media / SplashNews.com Tom Cruiseis showing no signs of slowing down in the nextMission: Impossiblemovie. On Sunday, Cruise, 61, was seensprintingdown a street in London while filming a scene for the upcoming eighth film in his signature action franchise. The actor could be seen wearing a black suit with a white shirt opened at the top, with fake blood drenched over his chest while filming the sequence.

Tom Cruise to Star in Next Movie fromThe RevenantDirector Alejandro G. Iñárritu

Tom Cruiseis taking on the nextAlejandro G. Iñárritufilm. On Thursday, a rep for Cruise, 61, confirmed to PEOPLE that the actor will be starring in the upcoming film. So far, plot details are being kept under wraps. The only thing known about the project is the writers: Iñárritu, Sabina Berman, Alexander Dinelaris and Nicolás Giacobone. The director, Giacobone and Dinelaris previously worked on the 2014 Oscar-winnerBirdman. The Hollywood Reporterfirst confirmed the news, adding that Warner Bros.

Tom Daley Hasn't 'Made Any Decisions' About Competing in 2024 Olympics: I'm 'Working Out What's Next'

Photo: Chen Jianli/Xinhua via Getty Tom Daleyis still thinking about hisOlympics future. While he thinks the upcoming sporting event is “going to be an amazing Olympics,” Daley tells PEOPLE, “I haven’t made any decisions about what exactly that is going to mean for me yet.” “I did go back into the pool last week — and I had a lot of fun doing it — but I don’t know when I’m going to be ready to go back into it full-time,” he explains.

Tom Daley Takes Stand Against Criminalized Homosexuality at Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony

Photo: Elsa/Getty Tom Daleycontinues to use his high-dive platform to promote LGBTQ rights around the world. The display, which was in support those living in countries that continue to criminalize homosexuality, came after months of “painstaking negotiations,” according to theBBC, as more than a billion people were expected to tune in. “In over half of the Commonwealth countries, homosexuality is still a crime and in 3 of those countries the maximum penalty is the death sentence,” Daley captioned aphotoof himself with the group.