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Piers Morgan makes bold claim that he's a bigger movie star than Tom Cruise

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Piers Morgan has made the bold claim that he's a "bigger movie star" than Tom Cruise. The 57-year-old journalist took to Twitter to brag about his film appearances, going into detail the amount of films he had starred in.It was in response to one user who asked him: "'Have you actually been in a movie?"READ MORE: Love Island's bombshell Cheyanne Kerr looks completely different with pink hairThe broadcaster replied: "I've been in 8 movies that have grossed $2.1bn.

Tom Cruise has been in 43 movies that have grossed $10.1bn. So, pro rata, I'm a bigger movie star."After screenshotting the tweet, he shared it on Instagram stories with the caption: "Facts. (Film camera emoji)".It comes after a tweet published by SPORTbible, which read: "Frank Ribery: 'Personally, I think that myself and Robben at some point were better than Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.

But they played in El Clasico, so that worked to their advantage as the audience watched them more'."Piers responded with: "Right.

Personally I think I'm a bigger movie star than Tom Cruise but he works in Hollywood, so that plays to his advantage as the audience watches him more."Plenty were quick to respond to Piers' claims.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.One Twitter user said: "He's just seeking attention as usual in case people have forgotten him – which we do."Another jibed: "Well you obviously were an extra in the background that nobody noticed.

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