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While preparing for COLLATERAL, director Michael Mann had a hidden camera film Tom Cruise going undercover as a FedEx delivery driver for a day to see how well he could walk amongst people unnoticed, because that's exactly what Vincent is able to do in the film's story 🔥 love...

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Tom Cruise in Collateral (2004) might be his most fascinating performance. He trained for months to move like a assassin & even worked undercover as a FedEx delivery man to practice blending in. You never see the movie star in him here, only Vincent.
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Tom Cruise in Collateral (2004) might be his most fascinating performance. He trained for months to move like a assassin & even worked undercover as a FedEx delivery man to practice blending in. You never see the movie star in him here, only Vincent.

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Originally, Collateral was set to star Russell Crowe as hitman Vincent. When Michael Mann joined, he chose Tom Cruise, who secretly signed on since studios feared a heroic star as a killer. Despite his brilliant work, Cruise got no Oscar nomination.
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Tom Cruise as Vincent in Collateral (2004) is the kind of villain who’s a joy to watch. He trained to move like a real hitman, practicing how to blend into crowds so completely that no one would notice him until it was too late.
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