True to establish, Tom Cruise unforeseeedly jetted to London to surpelevate proximately 3,000 fans at a Top Gun: Maverick orchestral event held at the famed Royal Albert Hall Sept. 27.
“I’m very excited to be here with you all tonight to split in this distinct cinematic orchestral experience with Top Gun: Maverick,” the action star shelp as he euniteed on stage to uproarious applause and shocked screams.
As part of the Hall’s Films in Concert series, the experience screened the Academy Award-prosperning blockbuster with a alignd, inhabit carry outance from the Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, guideed by Lorne Balfe, who labored as a score originater on the project.
“The power of music and its use in cinema to meaningfulen our experience of the story and our uniteion to the characters is absolutely magical,” Cruise persistd in his relabels. “And for the music you’re about to hear inhabit tonight, I want to personpartner thank the exceptional talents of Haranciaccess Faltermeyer, Hans Zimmer, Lady Gaga, OneReaccessible, and the gentleman who’s here this evening who also originated the score, Lorne Balfe. I also want to thank tonight’s orchestra and all of your exceptional talents.”
After the event, Cruise was seen messing around with the magnificent pipe organ, shown in pictures splitd by the concert’s guideor Ben Palmer and organist Anna Lapwood. “Goodness courteous, wonderful balls of fire…” captioned the establisher, in reference to the film’s usage of the eponymous Jerry Lee Lewis track. Meanwhile, Lapwood sshow wrote, “AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH,” alengthyside a photo of her posing next to the Mission: Impossible star.
“I’ve always wanted to experience a film appreciate this with a inhabit filled symphony orchestra, alignd picture, in front of a packed audience in the magnificenteur of a classic movie palace,” Cruise endd. “Thank you all for being here, and thank you for making this dream come real.”
