Tom Cruise has some key advice for the next wave of actors. As one of the biggest movie stars in the world, he didn’t attend film school or have a technically trained background. Instead, Cruise told the audience on Monday while receiving the British Film Institute Fellowship honor that he learned his skills by watching movies.

Tom Cruise took a moment while receiving a British Film Institute Fellowship (via Times of London) to urge young actors to learn about the craft of filmmaking. The A-list actor bemoaned film schools for failing to teach production tools and filmmaking technology to aspiring actors,

Become a filmmaker. The "Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning" star and producer said, while receiving the coveted British Film Institute Fellowship (via Times of London), that it is imperative for actors to understand the below the line elements of filmmaking to better their own craft.

The four-time Oscar nominee was in the city as a recipient of the BFI's highest honor, the award of BFI Fellowship. To celebrate the occasion, Cruise took the stage at BFI Southba

Action star Tom Cruise made a bold appearance – just like in his films – in London on Sunday. The Hollywood star climbed onto the roof of the city's largest IMAX movie theater for his new film 'Mission: Impossible: The Final Reckoning'.

Tom Cruise was seen on the roof of a cinema in London to promote his latest movie. The 62-year-old actor made a surprise rooftop appearance at the 82ft BFI IMAX cinema to introduce a special screening of his upcoming film Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning,