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00:00I think a lot of us are looking ahead to the Top Gun Maverick movie and potentially seeing it on the weekend and there's actually been a spike on the Bloomberg terminal and top gun searches as well. But a really interesting piece that the US Navy actually led Tom Cruise the F A 18 Super Hornets for the new Top Gun movie. But the only catch was the studio paid as much as eleven thousand three hundred seventy four dollars an hour to use these advanced fighter planes. And Tom Cruise couldn't even touch the controls on those. And that was it going right back in 2018 when much of the filming for that movie was done. Rish. What was it like to touch the controls the Jews. Do we know. Because I guess he's an act. I mean he is he is a pilot who is an idiot. I mean he was he was not really part of the US Navy I gather. I thought that might be a vertical issue. Never mind.

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Tom Cruise’s Jet Rides Paid the US Navy Up to $11,374 Hourly

The US Navy lent Tom Cruise F/A-18 Super Hornets for the new “Top Gun” movie. The studio paid as much as $11,374 an hour to use the advanced fighter planes and Cruise couldn’t touch the controls. Rishaad Salamat and Juliette Saly report on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)

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