Steven Spielberg and Tom Cruise are some of the biggest names in Hollywood.

Both are known for their incredible talent and have had many successful collaborations over the years.

Their first film together was 2002’s Minority Report, which was a science fiction movie that starred Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell, and Samantha Morton, among others.

The film was set in the year 2054 and followed a police officer who uses premonitions and visions of the future to stop criminals.

Minority Report was a huge success and became one of the best films of 2002. This led to Tom Cruise and Steven Spielberg working together again three years later on War of the Worlds.

This film was based on the 1898 novel by H. G. Wells and told the story of an alien invasion and a man’s struggle to save his family in the midst of chaos.

The film starred Tom Cruise, Dakota Fanning, Justin Chatwin, and Tim Robbins, among others. It was a huge success and is still remembered as one of Cruise’s best films.

Despite the success of their previous collaborations, Tom Cruise and Steven Spielberg never worked together again.

Spielberg revealed that he would never work with Cruise again, and the reason for this is reportedly due to disagreements that occurred between the two on the set of War of the Worlds.

It is believed that Spielberg did not appreciate Cruise’s beliefs and opinions about Scientology, and the final straw came when Cruise hired his own sister to organize his advertising campaign for the film but did not collaborate at all.

The situation was further exacerbated by the infamous interview between Cruise and Oprah Winfrey, in which Cruise showed himself in a state of euphoria and madness that ended up damaging not only his own reputation but also the film.

This act angered Spielberg, who was embarrassed by Cruise’s actions.

It is also well known that both men like to be in control of their work, but while Spielberg does it from a more passionate place, Cruise does it because it is his nature. This led to their personalities clashing on set.

War Of The Worlds was a major success, grossing over $591 million at the box office. Despite this, it seems that the experience of working with Cruise was not positive enough for Spielberg to want to repeat it.

The filmmaker is known for his attention to detail and his desire to create a positive working environment, so it is possible that the conflicts with Cruise were simply too much for him to overcome.

The news is likely to be disappointing for fans of both Spielberg and Cruise, who have enjoyed their previous collaborations.

While the two may not be working together again in the near future, they have each had successful careers on their own and are sure to continue to make great films in the years to come.