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Tom Cruise’s *Days of Thunder* sequel is in production, featuring Anne Hathaway and a roster of NASCAR drivers who will appear as teammates or rivals, with an IMAX release slated for June 2, 2028.
Tom Cruise’s unexpected visit to Daytona International Speedway announced a 'Days of Thunder' sequel starring Anne Hathaway, with production details and a 2028 IMAX release confirmed.
Tom Cruise attended the Daytona International Speedway race, met drivers and fans, and signaled a new 'Days of Thunder' film that will blend Hollywood storytelling with NASCAR culture.
Tom Cruise will reprise his role as Cole Trickle in the upcoming *Days of Thunder 2*, set for release on June 2, 2028. Directed by Jonathan Levine and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and Tommy Harper, the film features Anne Hathaway as a race‑team owner and engineer, marking a departure from the original’s love‑interest narrative. With IMAX cinematography, Next Gen Cup technology, and a focus on NASCAR’s evolving technical landscape, the sequel aims to deliver both cinematic spectacle and authentic racing realism.
The sequel revives the 1990 classic, pairing Cruise’s iconic driver with Hathaway’s team owner, while NASCAR’s cultural resurgence fuels production at Daytona.
The upcoming sequel, slated for a June 2, 2028 debut, brings together Cruise, Hathaway, and industry veterans to modernize the beloved 1990 racing film.
Paramount Pictures has greenlit a sequel to the 1990 racing film 'Days of Thunder,' starring Tom Cruise and Anne Hathaway, directed by Jonathan Levine, and scheduled for a June 2, 2028, IMAX debut.
The long‑awaited follow‑up to the 1990 racing classic will bring back Tom Cruise as Cole Trickle, while Anne Hathaway steps into a new role behind the scenes. Directed by Jonathan Levine and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, Tommy Harper and Cruise, the film is slated for a summer 2028 release.
The upcoming sequel to the 1990 classic will be directed by Jonathan Levine, written by Will Staples and supported by NASCAR and Hendrick Motorsports, marking Tom Cruise's return to theatrical action after 'Top Gun: Maverick.'
Paramount Pictures is moving forward with a long‑awaited sequel to the 1990 cult classic 'Days of Thunder,' tapping writer Will Staples and director Jonathan Levine while Tom Cruise returns as Cole Trickle and adds producer duties alongside Jerry Bruckheimer. The project arrives as the success of 'F1' reignites public fascination with high‑speed competition and NASCAR figures voice support.
Paramount Studios announced that Tom Cruise will reprise his role as Cole Trickle in a new 'Days of Thunder' film, with Jonathan Levine set to direct. The news has sparked excitement among NASCAR fans, while rumors of a Brad Pitt crossover have been dismissed.
Tom Cruise is set to reprise his role as Cole Trickle in a new 'Days of Thunder' film, with Jonathan Levine in talks to direct and a 2027 start date.
The next installment of the 1990 classic will bring back Cruise as Cole Trickle, with Jonathan Levine in talks to direct and a script by Will Staples.