Jimmy Kimmel would have been nicer to Tom Cruise if he came to the Oscars
, with a “good chunk” dedicated to Cruise reviving theaters that were cut. “Jimmy loves Tom. Tom had just been on the show the week before,” she says. “And they talked about seeing each other and Jimmy was excited to tell him that we got real Navy pilots to do the flyover at the top of the Oscars. Jimmy was really disappointed he didn’t come.”jokes for one about Scientology, which he wouldn’t have done if Cruise was in the room, McNearney claims.
“We had about a threechunk of the monologue dedicated to Tom Cruise, honoring him and his role in reviving the movie industry. We were so disappointed when we learned a few days before the Oscars that he wouldn’t be there. Jimmy loves him and really wanted to celebrate him.”ceremonies couldn’t resist taking jabs at Cruise’s association with Scientology.
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