Tom Cruise looks every inch the Hollywood hearthrob as he’s mobbed by fans in London

Tom Cruise was mobbed by fans as he left Novikov Restaurant in London on Wednesday, 

The actor, 60, looked in good spirits as he stopped to sign autographs for his fans who waited outside the venue for him where he emerged later in the evening. 

The Top gun star looked suave in a black shirt and dark blue denim jeans which he teamed with a pair of denim boots as he strolled through Mayfair. 

Tom, who is currently residing in the UK appeared to be making the most of the warm weather as he sported a glowing tan.

The fearless actor – who celebrated his 60th birthday earlier this month – is currently in the middle of filming daredevil scenes for the upcoming Mission Impossible 8 film in the Lake District.

The megastar who is well known for his adoration of his fans, signed the original Top Gun Maverick poster for one follower. 

It comes after the blockbuster reached a new milestone, as it surpassed $600 million at the international box office last month. 

The tally brings the sequel to more than $1.2 billion worldwide, solidifying it as Paramount Pictures’ ‘highest grossing film ever globally,’ as reported by Deadline.

The film, which was directed by Joseph Kosinski, is presently at $602.5M from 65 offshore markets.

And in North America it sits at $606 million, for a grand total of $1,208.5 billion globally.

It is only the 12th film to ever cross the $600 million mark at the domestic box office.

Internationally, Top Gun: Maverick holds the number three spot for the production company’s highest titles ever.

Meanwhile, in 28 overseas markets — including France, Australia, and the UK — the flick is the biggest Paramount live action movie ever.

Notably, this is the first film in Tom Cruise’s decades-long career to earn $1 billion. 

Also notable is that Maverick outshined Titanic as Paramount’s number one domestic grossing film of all time.

The entertainment publication reported the week’s top offshore markets through Thursday as the UK with $88.8M, Japan with $65.4M, Australia with $55.9M, France $46M and Korea, $41.4M. 

The film was originally supposed to be released in June 2020, but Paramount held off on the release until more fans were able to return following the pandemic lockdowns. 

His Top Gun franchise took the global film market by storm, both in 1986 and 2022, but it’s not all for the big screen – as Tom has actually been a real life licensed pilot since 1994.

And while the jets were flown by someone else in the original flick, it was the actor in the driving seat for the recent sequel, Top Gun: Maverick.

The cast of the film underwent months of flying training in preparation for the role, as they took to the sky themselves for the scenes.

While Tom wasn’t allowed to fly an actual F-18 jet, he was the pilot of other planes during the film – and even had to figure out his own camera shots while in the plane, with no space for a director inside.