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Matt Lauer to Tom Cruise: No Hard Feelings

Reply from: edonline
Date: 09 May 2008, 15:01
Matt Lauer to Tom Cruise: No Hard Feelings

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Matt Lauer to Tom Cruise: No Hard Feelings
By Jeffrey Slonim
Originally posted Friday May 09, 2008 07:00 AM EDT

There was no couch jumping during Tom Cruise's recent Oprah Winfrey
interview. But the megastar did make several revelations - like admitting
that he regrets his infamous argument with Matt Lauer.

Unfortunately, the Today show host tells PEOPLE, he didn't get to watch
Winfrey's two-hour Cruise-a-palooza.

"I was traveling," he said on his way into a N.Y.C. dinner celebrating Time
magazine's Most Influential People in the World issue on Thursday night. "I
didn't see the interview. Somebody told me a little bit."

So does Lauer - who sparred with Cruise in 2005 over Scientology's stance
against psychiatric medication - find it strange that the actor hasn't
apologized to him personally?

"I don't think he needs to apologize," Lauer insisted. "I don't feel there
are any hard feelings. It was an interview. It was a good moment on
television."

In fact, Lauer said he would welcome the chance to interview the Mission:
Impossible star again. "The doors are open," he added. "I hope he comes back
and seems me real soon."



Reply from: me@privacy,net
Date: 09 May 2008, 21:20
Re: Matt Lauer to Tom Cruise: No Hard Feelings

On Fri, 9 May 2008 09:01:20 -0400, "edonline" <edonlineSPAMOUT!@comcast,net >
wrote:

>So does Lauer - who sparred with Cruise in 2005 over Scientology's stance
>against psychiatric medication - find it strange that the actor hasn't
>apologized to him personally?
>
>"I don't think he needs to apologize," Lauer insisted. "I don't feel there
>are any hard feelings. It was an interview. It was a good moment on
>television."

Lauer is so glib!




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