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Everybody and their friend at Killarney Country Club in Johannesburg were lining up to get a shot with Tom Cruise.

The Hollywood actor is back in town, continuing filming for his next Mission: Impossible movie.

In February this year, Cruise was seen flying his helicopter in and around Hoedspruit, Limpopo, exciting fans with his coming and going.

When he was asked by his adoring fans in the small bush town if he would live in South Africa, he said he “would love to” and added that “it would be nice to live here permanently”.

He was then spotted in Ladysmith in March, charming the crowd there with his generous greetings.

Now he’s in Joburg for more, and the Killarney Country Club couldn’t have been more chuffed to have him:

A lot of people at the club got in line for a quick pic:

Look at him 😍 in his natural habitat… in front of the camera 😘 pic.twitter.com/pR9EKxXxyR

— TomCruiseNavy (@TomCruiseNavy) December 6, 2022

Some fell head over heels:

I’m obsessed with his hands pic.twitter.com/k6jMnHpWOs

— TomCruiseNavy (@TomCruiseNavy) December 6, 2022

While others were cooler about it:

He’s finally back! TC in South Africa today 💘 #TomCruise pic.twitter.com/vrNSTc7BJj

— Tom Cruise News (@TCNews62) December 6, 2022

IOL reported that he landed his helicopter at the club before going to a meeting with producers and the production team of Mission: Impossible, which was not held at the club.

Outside of the club confines, Cruise was also seen greeting fans while driving:

pic.twitter.com/jhmpo69U6m

— Edwin (@Blademale) December 6, 2022

Three seconds, Edwin? You must have been excited.

In April, Paramount unveiled the first look at Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One in the Cruise-led franchise at CinemaCon:

Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One is due to be released in July 2023.

Dead Reckoning Part Two (Mission: Impossible 8, which will contain shots of our country) will follow in 2024.

[source:iol]