Pose, Smile, Repeat: Tom Cruise beams against the Rome skyline ahead of epic three cities, one day photo call for Edge of Tomorrow
The tagline for his forthcoming film is Live, Die, Repeat.
So it seemed Tom Cruise was keen to keep to the theme of his new film Edge of Tomorrow as he kicked off his ambitious photo call in Rome, which will see him visit three countries in one day on Wednesday.
The 51-year-old actor looked happy to pose against landmarks of the Italian skyline on Tuesday, taking in the scenery before the blockbusters epic promotional tour.
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Roming tour: The Hollywood veteran was as smiles as he kicked off his promotional tour in the Italian capital
The tour starts on Wednesday with an early London premiere, moving on to Paris and ending in New York.
Edge of Tomorrow is a combination of action, science-fiction, a war movie and a love story, directed by Doug Liman.
Cruise, 51, plays military PR man Major William Cage, a quick-talking coward who is forced to fight for humanity against an alien invasion.
Edge of the city: Tom was seen fooling around at the photo call in Terrazza Civita in Rome on Tuesday
Sci-fi veteran: in Edge of Tomorrow Tom takes on another role which is science meets fiction
Emily Blunt co-stars as the poster girl for the army, a highly-trained warrior and the only person who can help him when he starts living the same day over and over again, never reaching the tomorrow of the title.
Shot in the U.K. at Warner Brothers Leavesden Studios, director Doug Liman says three premieres in twenty-four hours is nothing compared to what they achieved on set.
Edge of Tomorrow is in U.K. cinemas on Friday and opens in the U.S. on June 6.
Expressive: Tom appeared his usual animated self during the photo call in Rome
Risky Business: Tom is going to be taking on three cities in 24 hours for the promotional trail of his latest film
The international cast also includes Bill Paxton, Brendan Gleeson, Noah Taylor, Kick Gurry, Dragomir Mrsic, Charlotte Riley, Jonas Armstrong, Franz Drameh, Masayoshi Haneda and Tony Way.
Liman directed Edge of Tomorrowfrom a screenplay by Christopher McQuarrie and Jez Butterworth & John-Henry Butterworth, based on the novel entitled All You Need is Kill by Hiroshi Sakurazaka.
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Deadpool, London, United Kingdom, 15 hours ago
How uninteresting. The man just looks so detached and socially awkward now.