Holmes is Back!

Source: topnews.in

Once the star of the 90s series “Daswon’s Creek,” Katie Holmes is now luggage-free and ready to take over the acting world. Her last film prior to marrying Tom Cruise was “Pieces of April,” in which she played a struggling New Yorker trying to impress her visiting suburban family.

She later returned to the big screen when she starred in “Batman Begins” in 2005. Holmes then backed out of “Dark Knight,” which became one of the biggest movies of the decade. Katie took on some smaller roles while dating Tom in “Mad Money,” “Jack and Jill,” and “The Romantics.”

There is hope for Holmes’ future, as she just completed shooting a modern adaption of Chekhov’s “The Segull,” and will begin shooting a film she co-wrote and produces called “Molly.”

It is evident that her marriage to Tom Cruise put Katie’s acting career on the back burner. Her now six-year-old daughter, Suri, is ready for school, allowing Holmes more time to focus on her roles. Hollywood is confident that Holme’s career will take off again, as she was always a true natural in front of the camera.

Trailer: Tom Cruise Drives Fast and Breaks Bones as ‘Jack Reacher’

Tom Cruise’s personal life may be a bit of a mess with his divorce from Katie Holmes and the reasons behind pointing to his Scientology camp, but it’s still business as usual for the global icon and his new upcoming movie ‘Jack Reacher’.

Adapted from the novel One Shot by Lee Child, ‘Jack Reacher’ stars Cruise as an ex-military investigator caught up in the case of a sniper accused of killing five people.  However the film is being met with some early cynicism by Lee Child fans.  They claim that  Cruise does not fit the character’s 6′ 5″ stature, his highly developed military and investigative skills, intelligence, and anti-hero personality.  Combined with muscle cars and Reacher’s need to defend helpless victims, nay-sayers are quick to make references to the recent film ‘Drive’ starring Ryan Gosling.

But Lee Child disagrees with his fans saying, “Reacher’s size in the books is a metaphor for an unstoppable force, which Cruise portrays in his own way.”

Still, this looks like a bone-breaking, fast-car-driving, testosterone-drenched film.  What do you think?