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The crew of the movie “Top Gun: Maverick” revealed that star Tom Cruise insisted that they take flying lessons before filming the second part.
According to the British “Mirror” website, the film’s cast underwent rigorous flight training, which led to disastrous results.
The heroes said they all felt nauseous when they did the “G-force” exercise, which is the force of acceleration when the plane suddenly deviates from a straight line.
“Top Gun: Maverick”, is the second part of the 1986 movie, starring Tom Cruise, Miles Teller, Jennifer Connelly and Monica Barbaro, and revolves around the exercise of pilot Mitchell, the son of his late friend.
Although Cruz did not suffer during training, his young colleagues in the film developed a strong case of vomiting.
And actor Glenn Paul, one of the 33-year-old film heroes, mocked, saying, “My colleagues and I lost lunch on training day,” referring to vomiting.
He added, “Cruz sent him to train in the G-Force for 3 months, but there is nothing that can qualify anyone for this rigorous training.”
According to the site, the production team has modified and processed the training scenes so that they are used in the film instead of actually flying in the air.
Actor Miles Teller said that “Cruz” issued a decision to ban alcohol during the film, and explained that most films in which the heroes of the work communicate and go out together, but “Top Gun 2” is not one of them.
He continued, “We took a decision at the beginning of filming to ban the celebration or drink alcohol in order to focus the staff, but he decided to make an exception for himself to attend his colleague’s wedding, and it was very difficult.”
