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Tom Cruise and J.J. Abrams agreed to produce Mission: Impossible IV together at Paramount for a 2011 release.  

That means Cruise and Paramount both are working together again.  According to Variety, Summer Redstone, big studio head, says Cruise is “a great actor and a good friend.”

The Mission sequel adds to Paramount’s assortment of sequels, which includes Star Trek 2 and Transformers. 3

The reteaming may slow down some other projects of Abrams and Cruise.  Abrams is responsible for steering the Star Trek sequel, while Cruise recently committed to an untitled movie (formerly called Wichita) for 20th Century Fox that will be directed by James Mangold and co-star Cameron Diaz.

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I read in the news today that Hancock’s star Will Smith plans on spending three hours on the red carpet in France to beat his buddy, Tom Cruise, who spent two and a half hours on the red carpet promoting Mission: Impossible in France.  That’s a long time to be with your fans.

Reportedly Will Smith said he’d like to out do his buddy, but Tom Cruise has a drive that’s practically unbeatable.

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