“I didn’t want to take my shirt off”: Tom Cruise Saved ‘Back to the Future’ Actress From an Awful N*de Scene With a Badas* Move

Tom Cruise Saved 'Back to the Future' Actress From an Awful N*de Scene With a Badas* Move
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Tom Cruise is easily one of the most influential and successful actors, whose movies often grossed millions, even billions of dollars at the box office. Cruise has starred in many blockbuster, big-budgeted, thrilling, and action-packed movies, showcasing his multitalented skills and exceptional stunt work. 

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The actor has achieved tremendous success in his legendary career and has successfully solidified his top spot in the movie business. In addition to his acting legacy, the actor is known for his down-to-earth personality and helping nature. 

The 61-year-old actor’s co-stars and fellow actors in the industry have often shared how he supported them during difficult times. Lea Thompson, who worked with the actor in their shared 1983 American sports drama film All the Right Moves, once revealed how he saved her from filming uncomfortable n*de scenes in the flick by taking her stand.

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Tom Cruise and Lea Thompson in All the Right Moves

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Tom Cruise

From playing Jerry Maguire in romantic drama to earning top billings for displaying his breathtaking stunt work in Mission: Impossible spy action film series, Tom Cruise has proved he can play any character with nuance and perfection.

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Lea Thompson and Tom Cruise in All the Right Moves
Lea Thompson and Tom Cruise in All the Right Moves

Throughout his storied legacy in showbiz, the Top Gun star dazzled millions of fans with his enchanting on-screen persona, whose career is the epitome of success. In 1983, the actor co-starred with Lea Thompson in their shared sports drama All the Right Moves. Cruise played the role of Stefen Djordjevic, a gifted football player, while Thompson depicted the part of his love interest as Lisa Lietzke.

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Both the actors did a phenomenal job in the flick, captivating the audience’s attention with their undeniable chemistry and catchy dialogues. Nevertheless, it failed to leave a mark at the box office, with critics pointing out the late director Michael Chapman for not taking risks with the screenplay.

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Tom Cruise’s Co-star Lea Thompson Reveals How He Saved Her From Filming Intimate Scenes

Tom Cruise and Lea Thompson
Tom Cruise and Lea Thompson

The celebrated actress Lea Thompson once revealed how her co-star Tom Cruise saved her from filming uncomfortable topless scenes in their shared film All the Right Moves. The Back to the Future star shared that she was not interested in working in the flick because of the n*de sequences she had to film with him. She told Closer Weekly: 

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“They wanted me to show my breasts twice in the script. I didn’t even audition because I didn’t want to take my shirt off, but I got the part and was like, “OK.” Tom managed to talk them out of one of the [nude] scenes, and in the second, he said, “Well, if she has to be naked, I’ll be naked, too.” That’s pretty badass! I’ve always been grateful to him for standing up to the producers.”

The 62-year-old star claimed the Mission: Impossible actor had saved her from embarrassment by talking stand for her and sorting things out with the film producers. The titular film earned mixed reviews from the audience and critics alike and is considered one of the most overlooked projects of Tom Cruise’s career.

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Source: Closer Weekly

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