Exciting New Details Emerge About ‘Top Gun 3'
More recently, Tom Cruise has once again soared his way into theaters with the release of his latest box office epic, Mission: Impossible -- The Final Reckoning. The eighth and final installment in the hit Mission: Impossible series, The Final Reckoning has proven to be an exciting send-off to Cruise's long-running action franchise, rounding out the series with a fittingly explosive bang.
As audiences head to theaters to witness the final M:I film on the big screen, many are wondering what the future holds for another of Cruise's famed action properties with Top Gun.
Earning rave reviews and breaking all kinds of financial records with its 2022 sequel, Top Gun: Maverick, Top Gun has since become one of the most popular entries in Cruise's extensive filmography.
With speculation running rampant about the future for the Top Gun series, Maverick's co-writer and Mission: Impossible director Christopher McQuarrie has provided additional details about Top Gun 3's planned storyline.
Appearing on a recent episode of Josh Horowitz's Happy Sad Confused podcast, the 56-year-old filmmaker was asked if he had any difficulty planning Top Gun 3's main storyline. In response, McQuarrie promptly clapped back, "No, it's already in the bag."
McQuarrie -- who has worked with the 62-year-old Cruise on Mission: Impossible, Jack Reacher and Top Gun -- discussed the potential directions Top Gun 3 might take, further emphasizing the emotional depth that made Maverick so captivating in the first place.
"It's as you start to execute it, and as you start to interrogate it, as you start [to think] why these movies are made the way they are," McQuarrie said. "It's not the action, it's not even the level of or intensity of or the scope and scale of the action [or] the engineering around the action, it's none of those things - it's the emotion."
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