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Miles Teller Officially Confirms Potential ‘Top Gun 3’ Return

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At one point, it seemed as if the COVID-19 pandemic had destroyed the cinema industry for good. Ticket sales were at an all-time low, and potential theatergoers were glued to the now-countless home streaming options. The big screen was looking for a hero to fly in and save the day, so who did it turn to? The industry's golden boy, Tom Cruise, of course. 36 years after dazzling with the first blockbuster, Cruise's Maverick was back with the legacy sequel Top Gun: Maverick, which defied all expectations and made the theater the place to be again.

Against a reported budget of $177 million, Top Gun: Maverick returned an eye-watering $1.45 billion worldwide, becoming one of the highest-grossing movies of all time and cementing Cruise as the biggest name in Hollywood. Directed by F1's Joseph Kosinski and written by Christopher McQuarrie, who would direct Cruise in 2025's Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning, Top Gun: Maverick proved that all-action popcorn cinema was still what theatergoers craved.

At CinemaCon earlier this year, the announcement was made that a third Top Gun movie has been confirmed, as Paramount looks to capitalize on one of its flagship brands. Super-producer Jerry Bruckheimer, who was a contributor to both the original and the sequel, will reportedly work alongside McQuarrie to bring Top Gun 3 to life, with Cruise back in the pilot's seat as Maverick. The film is very much in early development, but fans are desperate to know whether franchise newcomers Miles Teller, Monica Barbaro, and Glen Powell will fly back alongside Cruise in the threequel.

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Would You Thrive In?
8 Questions · 4 FranchisesFour franchises. Four completely different ideas of what a hero is: the professional with a code, the family that never leaves anyone behind, the man who does his own stunts, and the guy who simply refuses to go down. Only one of them runs on your particular brand of trouble. Eight questions will tell you which one you would survive.The Four

Wick

Fast

Mission

Die Hard

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Question 01PRESENCE

01How does a room know you've walked into it?Every action hero arrives differently. Some of them arrive before they arrive.

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Question 02COMBAT

02It turns physical. What does your fighting look like?Choreography is character. Yours says something about you.

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Question 03CREW

03Who is standing beside you when it starts?Some franchises are built on a team. Others are built on one person walking in alone.

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Question 04PRESSURE

04It has gone badly wrong. What keeps you upright?Act two exists to find out what you're really made of.

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Question 05WHEELS

05There's a vehicle. What are you driving, and how?No action franchise has ever survived without a car chase. This one is yours.

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Question 06ORDERS

06How do you feel about the people giving the orders?There is always an institution. There is rarely a good one.

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Question 07MOTIVE

07Underneath all of it, what are you doing this for?The stunts are the reason people come. This is the reason they stay.

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Question 08LEGEND

08When the credits roll, what do people say about you?Every franchise is really an argument about what makes someone worth watching.

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Casting Has Been CompletedYour Franchise Is

Four action series. One of them is built around exactly the way you handle pressure, people, and a room that has just gone very quiet. Here is where you would survive the trilogy, and probably headline it.

2014-2023John WickJohn Wick to Chapter 4Reasonable to the line. Immovable past it.

You are precision with a grudge. You don't posture, you don't escalate, and you don't warn anybody twice. That is exactly why the people who know you are so careful never to be the reason you start.Why You Would Thrive Here

  • The Wick films run on discipline: an underworld with actual etiquette, a hero who honors every rule of it, and a world that unravels the instant someone breaks one against him.
  • You share that quality. You are extraordinarily reasonable right up to the line, and then completely immovable past it.
  • Focus, commitment and sheer will. You'd be the one carrying grief through three sequels and turning it into technique rather than noise.
  • People wouldn't call you dangerous. They'd say your name quietly and let that do the work.

The CodeNo Wasted MotionSay It Quietly

2001-2023Fast & FuriousThe Fast and the Furious to Fast XThe mission can wait. The barbecue cannot.

You understand the thing the whole franchise is secretly about: the cars are spectacular, but the crew is the point. You collect people, you keep them, and you'd drive through a building for any one of them.Why You Would Thrive Here

  • This series went from street racing to orbit without ever changing its real subject, because loyalty scales and plot doesn't have to.
  • You have the same instinct. You build a family out of whoever turns up, and then you defend it past the point of reason.
  • You'd thrive here because the franchise rewards exactly your strengths: warmth, nerve, an absolute refusal to leave anyone behind, and a relaxed relationship with physics.
  • The mission can wait. The barbecue cannot.

Found FamilyRide TogetherPhysics Optional

1996-2025Mission: ImpossibleMission: Impossible to The Final ReckoningYou have never once delegated the cliff.

You over-prepare and then take the dangerous part yourself anyway. It looks like control, but it's really responsibility. You have never worked out how to ask somebody else to carry the risk.Why You Would Thrive Here

  • This is the franchise of the plan that collapses on schedule: the team, the mask, the rooftop, and the one person sprinting flat out because sprinting is all that's left.
  • You share that refusal to accept an outcome. Told the odds, you treat them as an administrative error.
  • You'd thrive here because these films reward competence and loyalty in equal measure. The mission matters, but nobody on the team gets left on the wrong side of a door.
  • Some people delegate the cliff. You have never once been that person.

Over-PreparedOwn The RiskStill Running

1988-2013Die HardDie Hard to A Good Day to Die HardYou declined to be the person who let it happen.

You are not the most trained person in the building, the best equipped, or the one anybody would have picked. You are simply the one still standing at the end, which turns out to be the only qualification that matters.Why You Would Thrive Here

  • Die Hard invented the modern action hero by making him mortal: outnumbered, out-planned, battered, and extremely funny about it.
  • You share that stubbornness. Adversity doesn't make you noble, it makes you sarcastic, and then it makes you unstoppable.
  • You'd thrive here because these films reward improvisation and nerve over preparation, and you've never had the luxury of preparing anyway.
  • You didn't want any of this. You just declined to be the person who let it happen.

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Miles Teller Has Hinted at His Involvement in 'Top Gun 3'

In an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Teller spoke about the upcoming third movie, saying that "everybody’s really excited" about reprising their roles, which would suggest that he and other stars are ready to return. "Tom, I think he’s said the next thing he’s doing is he’s going to race some cars; that’s Days of Thunder," he said. "And then I hope he wants to fly some planes, too, ‘cause we would love to do it." He added:

"Tom is very gracious and he was the closest thing to a mentor that I think a lot of us ever had in this business, and he’s always available. I’ve had to hang up on Tom because he’s so excited, he really is so invested."

Top Gun: Maverick is available on Paramount+. Make sure to stay tuned to Collider for the latest updates on Top Gun 3.

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Release Date
May 27, 2022

Runtime
131 minutes

Director
Joseph Kosinski

Writers
Christopher McQuarrie, Ehren Kruger, Eric Warren Singer, Peter Craig, Justin Marks

Producers
Christopher McQuarrie, David Ellison, Jerry Bruckheimer, Tom Cruise

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