Star of TopGunMaverick confirms conversations have happened with TomCruise for a possible third film.
One of the most unexpected movie events of the year was Top Gun: Maverick, a project that was three decades in the making and won over both critics and viewers alike, surely leading to speculation about a follow-up. Newcomer to the series Miles Teller recently confirmed that conversations have happened about a possible third film, though notes that it is entirely up to franchise star Tom Cruise, as both films have been passion projects for the actor.
Cruise has undeniably been a bankable movie star for decades, though the release of Maverick marked a milestone for the performer, as it's not only his highest-grossing film, but it's also the first to cross $1 billion worldwide. Teller couldn't help but joke that he was clearly the reason he helped Cruise reach that benchmark.
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