Tom Cruise's storied movie career almost included a remake of one of the most iconic Westerns of all time.
In 1992, Tom Cruise dabbled in the world of Westerns with the romantic epic Far and Away. Helmed by Ron Howard, the feature got mixed reviews, though it did ensure that Cruise had expanded his filmography to include one of the most enduring genres in the world of American cinema. Since Far and Away, Cruise hasn't made any notable returns to the domain of Westerns. His focus has been on spy movies and sci-fi action features, particularly starting with his filmmaking choices in 2011.
For MGM, a studio just emerging from bankruptcy and trying to get back into the world of major film productions, having a Magnificent Seven movie starring Tom Cruise on its upcoming slate was a great way to bolster public confidence in this company. Meanwhile, this potential creative partnership united MGM and Cruise once more after a bizarre stretch in the late 2000s where Cruise ran the MGM subdivision United Artists.
Why Did This ‘Magnificent Seven’ Never Ride Off Into the Sunset? In December 2013, more concrete news on who would be writing this remake emerged through the reveal that John Lee Hancock was now penning the script for The Magnificent Seven. Paired with this news, though, was the revelation that Tom Cruise was no longer attached to star in this remake. The actor and MGM had parted ways for unknown reasons.
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