Tom Cruise looked more handsome than ever as he attended the photocall for Top Gun: Maverick at the Cannes Film Festival.

The movie star, 59, posed alongside Jennifer Connelly for photos, wearing a tailored navy blue suit over a white shirt, with the pair sharing a tender moment during the event as she adjusted his suit for the photos.

His hair was artfully tousled and he carried a pair of aviator style sunglasses, similar to those he sports in the iconic film.

Debonair: Tom Cruise out on a cosy display with his stylish co-star Jennifer Connolly as they attended the photocall for Top Gun: Maverick at the Cannes Film Festival

The actor who stars as the titular Maverick in the film flashed a glimpse of his pearly whites as he waved to the crowds. 

Jennifer looked stunning in a nude textured dress that was adorned in sequins and intricate beading.

The 51-year-old plays Penny Benjamin in the action movie which follows a group of young pilots. 

Dapper: The movie star, 59, posed alongside Jennifer for photos, wearing a tailored navy blue suit over a white shirt

Stylish: The actor who stars as the titular Maverick in the film flashed a glimpse of his pearly whites

Fashion forward: The movie star looked dashing in his form-fitting suit

Need for speed: His hair was artfully tousled and he sported a pair of aviator style sunglasses, similar to those he sports in the iconic film

Tom Cruise waves to adoring fans as he arrives in Cannes

Her dress glittered in the sunlight and boasted a quirky silhouette, as it gaped out at the hips.

She layered the outfit over a white long sleeved shirt featuring a frilly collar.

She added a pop of colour to the ensemble with a pair of eye-catching red knee-high heeled boots.

Having a blast: He smiled widely as he waved to the crowds

Incredible: Jennifer looked stunning in a nude textured dress that was adorned in sequins and intricate beading

Love interest: The 51-year-old plays Penny Benjamin in the action movie which follows a group of young pilots, with the pair sharing a tender moment as they posed together for snaps

Different: Her dress glittered in the sunlight and boasted a quirky silhouette, as it gaped out at the hips

Her raven tresses were styled poker straight and parted to the side, which she sported minimal makeup to let her ageless beauty shine through.

At one point during the event, the A Beautiful Mind star tenderly fixed her co-star Tom’s collar for him.

Joining them were several of their Top Gun: Maverick co-stars, and the group posed together for a group shot.

Flawless: Her raven tresses were styled poker straight and parted to the side, which she sported minimal makeup to let her ageless beauty shine through

Touching: At one point during the event, the A Beautiful Mind star tenderly fixed her co-star Tom’s collar for him

Miles Teller, who plays pilot Bradley Bradshaw in the movie, looked dapper in white shirt and grey trousers, with shiny black shoes.

John Hamm complemented Tom by also wearing a blue suit, but he opted for a pink shirt and a check pattern. 

The sequel to Tony Scott’s classic 1986 blockbuster has been unanimously praised in early reviews with one even declaring that it ‘improves upon the original in every conceivable way.’ 

Flying high: The film shows Tom’s character Maverick flying supersonic jets on a dangerous secret mission – at ‘Mach 2 with his hair on fire,’ as Cruise puts it

Cast: Joining them were several of their Top Gun: Maverick co-stars, and the group posed together for a group shot

Looking good: Miles Teller, who plays pilot Bradley Bradshaw in the movie, looked dapper in white shirt and grey trousers, with shiny black shoes

Wow: John Hamm complemented Tom by also wearing a blue suit, but he opted for a pink shirt and a check pattern

Good pals: Tom wrapped an arm around director Jerry Bruckheimer 

Tom, who is famous for doing his own stunts, is said to have trained to withstand g-force power and actually flew in real fighter jets for the sequel.

Peter Hoskin for the Daily Mail gave the film five stars, writing: ‘Whenever the film threatens to become too cosy, it shocks itself – and us – back into the present with another madly ambitious action sequence.’

Tom underwent a full Aviation Survival Training Curriculum before going up in the US Navy F-18, as did his co-stars. They worked up to the supersonic jets by going up in a succession of slower planes first over many months.

Acclaim: The sequel to Tony Scott’s classic 1986 blockbuster has been unanimously praised in early reviews with one even declaring that it ‘improves upon the original in every conceivable way

Impressive: Tom, who is famous for doing his own stunts, is said to have trained to withstand g-force power and actually flew in real fighter jets for the sequel.

Much has been made of Tom’s insistence on real flying scenes, with no CGI work. He has said in numerous interviews that he refused to even talk about a Top Gun sequel unless they flew in real planes.

Tom said: ‘For years, people had said, ‘Can’t you shoot [the movie] with CGI?’ And I always said, ‘No. That’s not the experience.’ I said, ‘I need to find the right story. And we’re going to need the right team. This movie is like trying to hit a bullet with a bullet. I’m not playing.’

Tom learned to fly when he was 31 and made The Firm with director Sydney Pollack. When the movie wrapped Pollack gave him a gift of flying lessons, saying: ‘You gotta learn how to fly now, or you’re never gonna do it. I know it’s one of your passions – you gotta go do it. It’s gonna take you forever to do this…’

Training: Tom underwent a full Aviation Survival Training Curriculum before going up in the US Navy F-18, as did his co-stars. They worked up to the supersonic jets by going up in a succession of slower planes first over many months.

Real deal: Much has been made of Tom’s insistence on real flying scenes, with no CGI work, and he has said in numerous interviews that he refused to even talk about a Top Gun sequel unless they flew in real planes

Where it all began: Tom learned to fly when he was 31 and made The Firm with director Sydney Pollack. When the movie wrapped Pollack gave him a gift of flying lessons

‘Six weeks later he took Pollack to dinner and told him that he had learned to fly. He then began a ‘really fun game’ with the director, who told him that passing the IFR rating would take him years.’

Tom said: ‘A little while later, I took him to dinner… And we’re eating and then at the end I say, ‘I’m going to pay the bill’ and I opened my wallet and put it on the table as I got my cash out, and he looked down at my wallet and there was my IFR license in it. He said, ‘You ****r! What are you doing?’