Tom Cruise Meets Zelensky and Goes Down into Kyiv Metro
Mission to see the Zoloti Vorota station accomplished.
Hollywood actor, film director and producer Tom Cruise went down into the Kyiv metro on the evening of September 30. Media reports say he wanted to see the Zoloti Vorota station, after which he left the metro.
The actor passed through the turnstile accompanied by security guards. Social media users are already joking about it.
Social media users are also unhappy that the person who took a photo with the actor is undeservedly being forgotten and cropped out.
The Hollywood actor's visit was not announced anywhere, but the press service of the President of Ukraine reported after the fact that Tom Cruise arrived in Ukraine at the invitation of President Volodymyr Zelensky.
At the meeting with the President of Ukraine, Tom Cruise said that he was interested in Ukrainian locations for filming one of his new film projects. Zelensky told his guest about his own experience in cinema and noted that the Verkhovna Rada had recently passed a law on compensation for foreign producers filming movies in Ukraine.
Zelensky is confident that the law helps Ukraine become “investment-attractive for powerful global film producers”.
Recently, Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis and Robin Wright also came to Kyiv for the YES forum.
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