Vanilla Sky

Today we have several shots of Tom Cruise manhandling his "Vanilla Sky" co-star Cameron Diaz on the Boston set of their upcoming "Wichita" thriller. Check out the photos below. Plot: "Wichita" centers on a lonely woman (Diaz) whose seemingly harmless blind date suddenly turns her life upside-down when a super spy (Cruise) takes her on a violent worldwide journey to protect a powerful battery that holds the key to an infinite power source. The new movie is directed by James Mangold, the man behind "Walk the Line" and "3:10 to Yuma." It is scheduled to hit theaters on July 2nd, 2010. Set Photos: (click to enlarge) »

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Previously known as “Witchita” and once known as “Trouble Man”, the upcoming Tom Cruise/Cameron Diaz film will now be titled “Knight and Day”, which sounds like a title Kenneth the Page would come up with when pitching a sitcom about a medieval knight transported to modern times and falling in love with a woman with the last name “Day”.  Hit the jump for details on the film and why its potential success may have little to do with its lead actors.
15 years ago, Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz, would have been able to make this an easy summer blockbuster.  It was only eight years ago when they opened “Vanilla Sky” to a $25 million opening weekend even though it’s an almost shot-for-shot remake of the mindfucking Spanish film, “Abre Los Ojos”.  But 15 years ago, people didn’t think Tom Cruise had gone off the deep end and Cameron Diaz »
- Matt Goldberg

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Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz’s new action-comedy has been without title for a while now. First it was titled Wichita and then it was renamed Trouble Man (that was never going to work) and for the past few months it’s been going by the rather clunky name of “Untitled Wichita Project“.
I know you’re dying to find out the name - but first for a riddle.
What’s the difference between Wichita and Trouble Man?
Knight and Day is the answer, apparently.
 

The Cruise and Diaz re-teaming (following Vanilla Sky), which is now shooting in Boston, has been been titled (if you haven’t guessed), Knight and Day.
While Knight and Day isn’t the best title in the world, it is vastly superior to the two failed previous attempts at naming the star-driven comedy. I’m sure that they’ve focus-grouped the heck out of it »
- Niall Browne

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