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He had been in the UK for the past few months filming scenes for Mission: Impossible 8.
And Tom Cruise looked cheerful after flying himself to London by helicopter on Sunday to seemingly continue filming in the UK.
The 60-year-old actor was always the lord when he helped his opponent Pom Klementieff out of the helicopter.
Flying high: Tom Cruise looked cheerful after flying himself to London by helicopter on Sunday to seemingly continue filming Mission: Impossible 8 in the UK
Tom reached out to help the 36-year-old actress out of the passenger seat and onto the tarmac.
Tom, who plays Mission Impossible team leader Ethan Hunt, piloted the helicopter himself to movie studios in Chertsey, Surrey.
He has had his pilot’s license since 1994 and owns several aircraft and was seen at the helm when he landed.
Useful: The 60-year-old actor was always the lord when he helped his opponent Pom Klementieff (pictured) out of the helicopter
Gentleman: Tom reached out to help the 36-year-old actress out of the passenger seat and onto the tarmac
He looked effortlessly cool in a black zip-up jumper, dark wash jeans and black boots.
While Pom cut a quintessentially stylish figure in black form-fitting leggings and a graphic T-shirt.
She kept the cold at bay, donned a fashionable leather bomber jacket and black boots, while carrying a black bag.
Daredevil: Tom, who plays Mission Impossible team leader Ethan Hunt, piloted the helicopter himself to movie studios in Chertsey, Surrey
Skilled: He has had his pilot’s license since 1994 and owns several aircraft and was seen at the helm when he landed
Her blond locks were let down to flutter in the wind as she appeared to be getting makeup free for the trip.
They’ve both been busy filming exciting scenes for Mission: Impossible 8, which is slated to release on July 7 next year.
In recent weeks, Tom has been seen performing daring stunts in the Lake District, including showing off his paratrooper skills as he dove to the ground performing aerial acrobatics in scenes filmed earlier this month.
Casual: He looked effortlessly cool in a black zip-up jumper, dark wash jeans and black boots
Good looks: While Pom cut a quintessentially stylish figure in black form-fitting leggings and a graphic T-shirt
Stunning: she kept the cold at bay, wrapped herself in a fashionable leather bomber jacket and wore black boots, while carrying a black bag
Beauty: Her blonde locks were let down to flutter in the wind as she appeared to be getting makeup-free for the trip
The actor has taken flying lessons at Teeside Airport in preparation for the exciting scenes in the new film.
The Hollywood hunk recently shared that he loves spending time in Britain because “everyone is nice” and no one is trying to “crowd” him.
Tom said he loves to relax here and has found everyone he has met ‘well-mannered’.
Hard at work: they’ve both been busy filming exciting scenes for Mission: Impossible 8, which is slated to release on July 7 next year.
Stunts: In recent weeks, Tom has been seen performing daring stunts in the Lake District, including showing off his paratrooper skills as he dove to the ground while performing aerial acrobatics in scenes filmed earlier this month
Flying Lessons: The actor has been taking flying lessons at Teeside Airport in preparation for the exciting scenes in the new movie
Big fan: The Hollywood hunk recently shared how he loves spending time in Britain because ‘everyone is nice’ and no one is trying to ‘crowd’ him
He told Derbyshire Live: ‘Everyone is nice and will nod or say hello without crowding you. I was raised to be well mannered and you really get that in Britain.
“I also enjoy walking the same streets as Shakespeare, Dickens and even The Beatles. That’s really cool.’
Tom added: ‘I think I’m an Anglophile. I spend a lot of time in the UK and it’s not just for work reasons. I just love being here.’
The actor spent a lot of summer in the UK and was spotted at the Queen’s Jubilee, a women’s final at Wimbledon and concerts by The Rolling Stones and Adele in Hyde Park.
Polite: Tom said he loves relaxing here and found everyone he met ‘well-mannered’
He told Derbyshire Live: ‘Everyone is nice and will nod or say hello without crowding you. I was raised to be well mannered and you really get that in Britain.
He added: ‘I also enjoy walking the same streets as Shakespeare, Dickens and even The Beatles. That’s really cool’
Tom added: ‘I think I’m an Anglophile. I spend a lot of time in the UK and it’s not just for work reasons. I just love being here’
Visiting: The actor spent a lot of time in the UK this past summer and was seen at the Queen’s Jubilee, a women’s final at Wimbledon and concerts by The Rolling Stones and Adele in Hyde Park