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Tom Cruise is a famous movie star.

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1985 Tom Cruise

He is known for many big roles. He often does his own risky stunts in action films. This makes his movies very exciting. He plays a spy named Ethan Hunt in the Mission: Impossible films. He also starred in movies like Top Gun and Rain Man.

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Tom cruise 1989

Cruise has won many big awards. He has three Golden Globes. He has also received an Honorary Academy Award. His movies make a lot of money. He even holds a Guinness World Record. He made eleven movies in a row that earned much money.

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He grew up in a hard way. His family moved many times. He went to fifteen different schools. He loved drama when he was a young boy. He moved to New York City at age 18. He worked as a busboy before he became an actor. Cruise is also a pilot. He has held a pilot certificate since 1994.

He loves to fly planes in the sky.

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