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    Dakota Fanning revealed how generous Tom Cruise is – he remembers her birthday every year

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodApril 16, 20242 Mins Read
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    Dakota Fanning, a fixture in Hollywood since her childhood, has shared some delightful anecdotes about her experiences in the industry. From her earliest days as a child actor to her recent endeavors in the Netflix series “Ripley,” Fanning’s journey has been filled with memorable moments, including her special bond with Tom Cruise.

    In a recent interview while promoting her Netflix series, Fanning reminisced about receiving her very first cellphone, a Motorola Razr, from Cruise himself. Recalling the moment with excitement, she expressed how thrilled she was to receive such a fantastic birthday gift from the Hollywood icon while they were filming “War of the Worlds” together.

    Despite being just 11 years old at the time and not having anyone to call or text, Fanning felt a sense of coolness carrying around her own flip phone. She fondly remembered the experience, emphasizing how much she loved having it and feeling so “cool” at that age.

    What’s even more heartwarming is Fanning’s revelation that Cruise has maintained a thoughtful tradition of sending her birthday gifts every year since they worked together on the film. Even as she recently celebrated her 30th birthday, Cruise continued the tradition, ensuring that she received a present from him.

    Fanning’s admiration for Cruise’s kindness and thoughtfulness shines through as she describes his gestures as “really, really nice” and deeply appreciates his ongoing generosity.

    Andrew Scott, Fanning’s co-star in “Ripley,” humorously commented on Cruise’s generosity, jokingly expressing his surprise that Cruise hadn’t extended the same gesture to him.

    The revelation of Cruise’s enduring connection with Fanning serves as a heartwarming reminder of the genuine bonds that can form in the entertainment industry. Their friendship transcends the confines of a film set, highlighting the meaningful connections that can endure over time.

    This heartwarming story of Cruise’s generosity and Fanning’s appreciation for his continued kindness is sure to warm the hearts of fans and remind us of the power of thoughtfulness and compassion in maintaining meaningful relationships. Share this heartwarming tale to spread a little joy and celebrate the generosity of spirit exemplified by Tom Cruise.

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