Tom Cruise, 64, is currently promoting his latest film, Digger, with a press tour that has largely focused on his professional work rather than his personal life. The tour has avoided questions about his past marriages to Katie Holmes and Nicole Kidman, both of which ended in divorce. These relationships have been marked by a high degree of privacy, with little public discussion or media coverage about the reasons behind the breakups. Cruise has instead been emphasizing the film and other industry-related topics, such as VistaVision, a high-resolution film format he recently discussed on the podcast of football players Travis and Jason Kelce. In a recent appearance on the cover of GQ magazine, Cruise posed with his shirt open and jeans pulled down, a look that sparked some discussion. When asked about his age, Cruise responded with a straightforward "It means I'm 64," and he emphasized that his age does not affect his perspective on life. He also shared his unique approach to reading scripts, preferring to have them read aloud to him to avoid letting his own ideas influence the content. At a recent Bafta event, Cruise delivered a six-minute speech about the importance of human art in contrast to artificial intelligence. He argued that real human experiences and creativity are irreplaceable, highlighting the value of human involvement in the arts. Despite his prominent public image and significant contributions to cinema, Cruise has maintained a private stance on his personal relationships and past, keeping much of his life out of the public eye. The press tour has also included a defense from GQ interviewer Zach Baron, who explained that he chose not to ask Cruise about Scientology—a topic that has been widely covered in previous interviews. This decision reflects a broader effort to focus on Cruise’s professional achievements and perspectives rather than delving into areas already extensively explored by the media.