Miles Teller

In an interview with ScreenRant, Teller spoke about the potential future of the "Top Gun" franchise, saying he wants to work in a sequel revolving around his ...

Maverick can still be a steady presence, as Cruise is integral to "Top Gun," but the focus can very well shift to younger characters, who can follow their own arcs and adventures. Teller's character is seminal to the narrative of "Top Gun: Maverick," as his presence creates some of the conflicts in Maverick's trajectory as a character. In an interview with ScreenRant, Teller spoke about the potential future of the "Top Gun" franchise, saying he wants to work in a sequel revolving around his character, Rooster:

In an EXCLUSIVE tête-à-tête with Pinkvilla, Top Gun: Maverick star Miles Teller spoke candidly about his "incredibly unique" experience of having worked ...

how tough he knows that it is because he's an aviator himself and he was doing obviously all of the flying in this movie first-hand. , how it was to train with Tom Cruise aka 'Mr. Dependable', who has such attention to detail, what his earlier memories were of having watched Top Gun, which released a year before he was born, and if he feels Top Gun: Maverick could top the classic 1986 film. I mean, nobody is doing this job the way Tom is and I think we're all really lucky to watch him do it." has the attention to detail that Tom has and it really... And it bonded us with him in a way that was really unique because there were very few people on that set. While Tom Cruise is back as his iconic character, Captain Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, we will definitely be missing Maverick's beloved sidekick and best friend LTJG Nick "Goose" Bradshaw (Anthony Edwards). But fear not!

Miles Teller reveals all about playing Goose's grown-up son Rooster in Top Gun: Maverick.

It's really a character in the first film and I think we also bring and revive that." The name 'Rooster' was Teller’s idea as he figured "it was in the bird family" and he liked how it sounded. It was really good casting I think because I do look like I could be Anthony and Meg [Ryan’s] son in the film." I think he's somebody that I really respect and admire and I think we work well with each other. "I grew the mustache, and we did the hair. So I think that speaks to him a little bit."

Miles Teller spoke exclusively to RadioTimes.com about the "bootcamp" the Top Gun 2 cast were put through by Tom Cruise.

But he felt like it was the right time and it was the right script to really satisfy audiences." You know, if you're playing a certain profession, you really get to spend time in that and understand it. So it was a bit of a learning curve, I think, to be able to understand the medium that we're in." But I think it's a pretty cool part about this job." Asked about the specific challenges of acting – and delivering lines – while in a plane, Teller added: "Well luckily we were able to... That was the analogy that he used all the time.

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Teller, who joins the high-flying exploits of the fighter jet squad in the new adventure, has starred in Hollywood hits including Whiplash and Divergent. The ...

The possibility all lies on the audience reception to Top Gun: Maverick, and whether fans are hungry for more. While it’s certainly a hot prospect and could be in the cards if Top Gun 2 is, as expected, a box-office smash, Teller is quick to clarify that the new movie “puts a nice bow” on the story of the '80s original. Fans old and new are expected to flock to see the Top Gun: Maverick jet stunts, many of which were performed for real with help from experts. Whether the Top Gun franchise could continue beyond Maverick remains to be seen. He is posited the question of a Top Gun 3, after which he reveals he's trying to get a movie about his character made. Top Gun: Maverick, which releases in theaters this week, has had fans waiting almost 40 years for the continuing adventures of Tom Cruise’s Pete ‘Maverick’ Mitchell. The long-awaited follow-up finally hits cinemas after years of delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with Cruise returning to his iconic role to lead a new generation of aviators.

Miles Tellers plays “Goose,” he is “Rooster” son, one of the favorite characters from the original 1986 Top Gun film.

I had the opportunity to be connected with Miles Teller to talk about his participation in Top Gun: Maverick. He shared the excitement of being picked by Tom Cruise to play Rooster and what he learned from him. The native from Pennsylvania, Miles Teller appeared in several short films until he graduated from New York University Tisch School of the Arts. Teller’s first full length film debut was in Rabbit Hole with Nicole Kidman. Shortly after he starred in the Footloose remake. After more than thirty years of service as one of the Navy’s top aviators, Pete “Maverick” Mitchell (Tom Cruise) is where he belongs, pushing the envelope as a courageous test pilot and dodging the advancement in rank that would ground him.

The 'Mad Men' actor, 51, said his 'Top Gun: Maverick' co-star got lost in the royal's blue eyes when they met him at the recent London premiere of the Tom ...

Jon Hamm revealed that Miles Teller "geeked out" while meeting Prince William and Kate Middleton at the "Top Gun: Maverick" premiere in London.

You fell in love, like you got lost in his eyes?'” Hamm recalled telling Teller, adding, “[Teller] goes, ‘I think. “I was like, ‘You told the guy? …I got lost in his eyes.'”

'Top Gun: Maverick' recently had its London premiere, and Miles Teller wasn't ready for the dreamy eyes of Prince William.

Tom Cruise reprises his role as Pete “Maverick” Mitchell, a former Top Gun graduate now taking on instructor duties at the school. He is the son of Pete “Maverick” Mitchell’s (Tom Cruise) best friend and colleague Nick “Goose” Bradshaw, who died during the events of the prequel in a training accident. Teller plays mission candidate Bradley “Rooster” Bradshaw in the upcoming film.

The 'Mad Men' actor, 51, said his 'Top Gun: Maverick' co-star got lost in the royal's blue eyes when they met him at the recent London premiere of the Tom ...

Stopping by 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon', the 'Mad Men' alum recounts how his 'Top Gun: Maverick' co-star 'got lost' in the prince's blue eyes ...

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Jon Hamm jokes about Miles Teller 'getting lost' in Prince William's eyes at premiere - The Number One magazine feat. news, reviews, movie trailers, cinema, ...

"I was like, 'OK, I don't think we were allowed to look him in the eye,' I was like, 'You told the guy you got lost in his eyes?' He goes, 'I think... "It was a very cool experience, they couldn't be nicer," the 51-year-old added of the royal couple. Coming back afterwards he was like, 'They're so blue, I got lost in his eyes,'" he recalled.

Ahead of the movie's global release on May 27, TechRadar spoke with the actor to talk jets, g-force and the pressures (and privilege) of working with Tom Cruise ...

“Well, I think it's two-sided,” the actor explains, “because you understand what the audience is going to want and expect in certain moments. “I like when other people are doing their job and I only have to worry about acting.” We appreciate the honesty. Teller is referring to the gruelling training regime imposed by ringmaster Cruise on all of the movie’s actors to prepare them for life at 30,000 feet. But with Top Gun, the difficulty really was just how long it all was – because we flew for about four months before we started filming.” Teller stars as Bradley ‘Rooster’ Bradshaw in Top Gun: Maverick, the long-awaited sequel to Tony Scott’s 1980s blockbuster – and suffice to say, learning to deliver lines at 1,000mph is not an experience he intends to forget in a hurry. The actor, whose performance as a tormented virtuoso jazz drummer in the Oscar-winning Whiplash still ranks top of his résumé, has a history of picking roles that demand a physical and emotional commitment to a character.

Prince William and Kate Middleton recently attended the 'Top Gun' premiere, and Miles Teller loved the prince's eyes.

"Coming back afterwards, he was like, 'they're so blue, I got lost in his eyes.' I was like, 'OK, I didn't think we were allowed to look at him in the eye. Hamm said, "Yeah, I was like, 'you told the guy? "I think there might have been a few breeches of etiquette..." Prince William had—it was black tie, so we're all in tuxedos, and Prince William had on his tuxedo shoes, embroidered F-18s," he recalled. "It was a very good experience, they couldn't be nicer. Not so much guidelines but hard and fast rules that you are made to follow when you meet the royalty, like there's a bow involved.

Ahead of the movie's global release on May 27, TechRadar spoke with the actor to talk jets, g-force and the pressures (and privilege) of working with Tom Cruise ...

“Well, I think it's two-sided,” the actor explains, “because you understand what the audience is going to want and expect in certain moments. “I like when other people are doing their job and I only have to worry about acting.” We appreciate the honesty. Teller is referring to the gruelling training regime imposed by ringmaster Cruise on all of the movie’s actors to prepare them for life at 30,000 feet. But with Top Gun, the difficulty really was just how long it all was – because we flew for about four months before we started filming.” Teller stars as Bradley ‘Rooster’ Bradshaw in Top Gun: Maverick, the long-awaited sequel to Tony Scott’s 1980s blockbuster – and suffice to say, learning to deliver lines at 1,000mph is not an experience he intends to forget in a hurry. The actor, whose performance as a tormented virtuoso jazz drummer in the Oscar-winning Whiplash still ranks top of his résumé, has a history of picking roles that demand a physical and emotional commitment to a character.