‘Quite the climax’: Tom Cruise stars in Paris’ closing ceremony
‘To Di For’ Podcast host Kinsey Schofield says Actor Tom Cruise starring in the Paris Olympics closing ceremony was “quite the climax".
“Tom Cruise is a great choice for this,” Ms Schofield told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio.
“He’s not just a celebrity here in the States, he’s considered a superstar everywhere he goes.
“I just think that he’s the perfect person for this, he’s so committed to his stunt work, and he’s known for performing his own stunts so how great was it to see him and for him to be the big finale.”
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