Tom Cruise WALKED to Jubilee event before announcing he'd love to fly plane for Queen

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Tom Cruise, 59, confessed that he'd walked through Windsor to the Jubilee event so that he could greet the crowds. He was pictured grinning broadly and waving to amazed onlookers as he made his dramatic appearance, just days before he is due to launch the premiere for the latest Top Gun movie Maverick.Scientologist Tom spoke irreverently of the Queen's "dignity, devotion and kindness" before admitting that he would love to have flown a plane in honour of the event."I always wanted to make movies and fly helicopters," he told the world during his ITV interview screening.Both childhood ambitions came true, as he has since acquired a PS1 and is now a pilot himself.He told of how he "wanted to fly an aeroplane in Trafalgar Square" in honour of the woman for whom he has "great respect"."I'm very honoured to be here," he exclaimed, adding; "It's a real privilege.""[The Queen] is just a woman that I greatly admire," he continued."What she's accomplished has been historic."He also revealed to fans that he had started producing films in the UK back in 1982, which is when his fascination for the Royal Family was able to flourish."Not just America, but the world know of [the Queen's] dignity, devotion and kindness," he exclaimed.His role in introducing the Royal Horse Artillery was also discussed in his ITV interview."I've seen them on television, but never in person," he told the hosts."I'm really looking forward to being part of this."Meanwhile Tom, in his position as royalty of the Hollywood world, has extended a gilded invitation to Prince William and Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton to join his Top Gun: Maverick premiere on Thursday.That is the day that Tom too will get his chance to shine on Thursday as the premiere.