Michael Cera can be one of Hollywood's most unpleasant stars, but he couldn't even avoid a classic Tom Cruise a moment during your first meeting.

During the appearance of "Louis Theroux Podcast", "Arrested" Alum revealed that "Mission: Impossible" is not "impossible" work together on the sketch on the MTV movie rewards.

The project introduced Tom Cruise repriises its incredible character "Tropic Thunder", Les Grossman, in a series of pre-segments.

"It was surreal to work with that cruise," Cera said. "It was fascinating. Tom water set. I was there in five minutes, but what I noticed was, he was like the first ad on the set. He was such a leader."

But things disappeared to an unexpected start when Michael Cera talked to the writer during filming, something cruise was not light.

"They were in the middle of taking, and I talked to the writer, just muttering. Tom Cruise looked at me, I never met him, and he was going," Did that Michael Cera talk to the F-CKING? "" Chera recalled.

Although the comment came across intensive, the Cera insists on the cruise is mostly joking ... species.

"I think he's joking. But it was like, shut up, you know?" He laughed. "I was like:" Hey man, I wasn't me, he was a writer. "He said," I'm kidding, kidding. "

Cera, ever good sports, he headed to a superior Hollywood moment with a superstar known for the command presence on the placement.

"Surreal is to meet Tom Cruisea," he added. "He was very kind."

The recent of the actor came as part of a major talk of the scientology, although the Cera quickly explained that he did not have personal exposure to the belief system. "I'm sure I'll be treated with someone after this debate," he joked.

Teroux convinced him, saying he did not say anything offensive. "Oh, I don't choose a fight," Cera was laughing.

In the same interview, Michael Cera also lowered the bomb, once went from a potential role in the "Harry Potter" Spinoff Franchise "Fantastic Beasts" from fear to make it too famous.

"I don't even know if he was offered, I think I just refused to get involved with that, because I think it would be like probably a six-year-old obligation or something," Cur admitted. "But also, somehow I made a conscientious choice to make a little limited exposure or just try and be a little more control over him."

He explained that the tone of films was especially influenced by his decision. "I had a great fear of things I would get too famous," he said, noting that the films about the children were particularly that risk.

Movies "Fantastic Beasts", Apples "Harry Potter" Saga, follow the magical step creature Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne) while drafting in battle against the dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald.

Although the author JK Rowling initially imagined five wars, the future of the franchise remains unclear. These days, however, Michael Cura is more open to the idea to join the Great Franchise.

"I think I grew that particular feeling," he said. "But if the franchise came now and it seemed interesting, I don't think I would be a franchise that I would storm from the office or anything else."

After recounting Michael Cere, fans took on social media to share their thoughts, and, not surprisingly, the opinions were mixed.

"I heard nothing but good things about that Cruise. Some of the friends who met and said he was so beautiful and kind. It is sad that he was in a cult," he wrote one user.