Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise once set fire to the screen, and the fans hoped for a reconnection.

While Pitt is open to collaboration with a cruise, he has one hilarious, but a serious state.

In a recent interview, Pitt spilled secrets about their past, they praised the courage to someone else's spirit and discovered why he holds his legs firmly firmly on the ground.

Before Hollywood icons with impressive resumes, Pitt and Cruise shared lighter moments out of camera.

Reminding their time on "vampire interview," Pitt said I! News If they were "" used for Go-card race together after recording, "describing the memory as" so sweet ".

That nostalgic tone passed out when Pitt recognized the recent praise of the cruise to his upcoming film "F1," directed by Joseph Kosinski. "It was so sweet of (Tom)," he said.

Cruise, known for its high octane roles, especially praised Pitt's dipped into the world in the Formula 1 race race.

Despite their friendship, Pitt was not ashamed to draw a line when it comes to whether he would join the cruise again.

"Well, I'm not going to hang my avian planes and so Sh -" "Pitt is joking." So when he does something again, it's on the field. "

That comment, while the litigable, pointed out the difference between working styles of two stars, especially when it comes to stands.

Cruise, from "Mission: Impossible" Glory, built a reputation for pushing the physical boundaries of his performances.

Socializing from the medium flight planes is just another day at the cruise office, but it cannot be said about Pitt.

Director of Joseph Kosinski, who worked with a cruise "Top Gun: Maverick," Brad Pitt's feelings echoed UA GQ Interview.

By comparing two actors, he said, "Tom always pushes him to the border, but at the same time it is super-capable and very skilled. Both have a natural talent for driving. But yes, I could see that maybe he might be more scared of us."

Even "F1" supervisor shares-vehicle, Graham Kelly, could not hide his nerves.

"We would have a crash. Tom pushes him to the border. I really think the border. That terrible," he said. "I did the burden of the mission: Iddy with Tom and it's the most stressful experience for someone like me to build a car for him, working with him."

He added, "As Brad listens and he knows his abilities, and I think he would be the first to say," Yes, I won't do it. "

Although Pitt soon jumps on the planes, his upcoming film "F1" still promises an action that falls into the fork.

Set for release to 27. June, Apple Original follows Pitta as Sony Hayes, and has formulas 1 racer that appears to return.

Cast includes Kerry Condon, Javier Bardem and Damson Idris as Kokuv's new team-causing team on and from the track.

Describing the movie, Pitt said I! News"" It's big, it's huge. Driving is something with the chart, but on top of that, it is really fun. And that's funny and I dare, I dare say. "

As for what it felt like to drive an actual f1 car, Pitt Gushed, "I've tried to describe this feeling otherworldly. I've never had this experience anywhere else, not in a rollercoaster, not an aerobatic plane, nothing."