Charlize Theron wants to play with tom Cruise

Charlize Theron always gets the best costars, doesn’t she?
In the last year, she’s starred or signed on opposite Will Smith,
Viggo Mortensen, and Mark Wahlberg.
Now it looks like she can add Tom Cruise to the glittering list.
According to Variety, she’s in talks to star opposite Cruise in “The Tourist,”
Bharat Nalluri’s remake of the 2005 French thriller “Anthony Zimmer.”

Theron will play a female Interpol agent who uses an American tourist
in an attempt to discover the location of an elusive criminal, with whom she once
had a torrid love affair. It’s not clear whether Cruise will play the tourist, or the criminal —
but considering which role is in the title, we can probably guess who he is playing.

Compared to the original “Anthony Zimmer,” Theron’s role has been given an extra edge
of cool as an Interpol agent, as the French heroine was merely the criminal’s girlfriend.
You can’t expect Aeon Flux to play less than an Interpol agent,
especially if she’s up against Cruise.
It should be a lot of fun to see her tackle another action role, and give him the runaround.

Charlize Theron's soft love

Charlize Theron and Stuart Townsend

Charlize Theron says her boyfriend has made her "softer".
The 'Monster' actress insists the love and support of her long-term partner
Stuart Townsend has allowed her to open up emotionally
and show him her vulnerable side.

She said:
"The most amazing thing about Stuart is that he got through to me on a level
that no one else did. In my life, there have been two people who have formed me.
My mother made me strong and wanted me to be invincible.
Stuart made me softer. He was one of the few guys who wasn't afraid of me.
What he saw was not toughness but vulnerability.
I am massively vulnerable, and for so long I just worked hard to cover that up."

"Stuart wasn't scared to confront that.
He is the one man who never worries about kicking me up the backside."

Despite not wanting to marry Stuart, Charlize shows her commitment to him
by wearing a ring on her wedding finger.
The Oscar winner - who was put off marriage by her parents' turbulent union -
added to Elle magazine:
"It was a Victorian thing.
You put a lock of hair or a little note to remind you of your loved one.
Stuart gave it to me. Every time I go away he puts in a little love note
"I wear it all the time. It's not an engagement ring but it is a ring that signifies
my commitment to him. I couldn't imagine being in love with anyone more
than I am with Stuart. He is beyond special."