Top Gun Maverick Moved to Summer 2021

Tom Cruise makes a surprise appearance to discuss "Top Gun: Maverick" during 2019 Comic-Con International at San Diego Convention Center on July 18, 2019 in San Diego, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

After the trailer came out last December, I don't know about you, but I was really anticipating the release of the 1986 Top Gun sequel, Top Gun: Maverick, I mean, just the song draws you back in. The original release date for the sequel was set for June 2020. Paramount Pictures announced recently that it will now be released in movie theaters July 2, 2021. I am curious to see Miles Teller as Goose's son Bradly Bradshaw, St. Louis' own Jon Hamm, who plays a top Navy officer, not much about his character has been revealed, hope he's not the "bad guy," and Val Kilmer back as Iceman. Kelly McGillis will not be in the sequel and said in an interview, last year, that she wasn't asked to take part. Jennifer Connelly will play Maverick's love interest in the new film. I really wanted to see it on the big screen, it's all about the flying, so I'm okay with the wait to next Summer.

In related news the Maverick helmet recently went up for auction. Check it out below, along with the movie trailer, in case you haven't seen it, an interview with Jon Hamm from May 2019 about what it was like to make the film, and a "Then and Now 2019" cast video.

Items up for auction at the Prop Store Auction in late August are on display at the Prop Store in Valencia, California on July 15, 2020 include the helmet worn by actor Tom Cruise in the movie "Top Gun", estimated at $50,000 70,000 USD. - Maverick's fighter jet helmet, Obi-Wan Kenobi's lightsaber, Rocky's boxing gloves and an 11-foot "Alien" spaceship tipped to fetch half a million dollars will go up for auction in Los Angeles next month. The sale of hundreds of legendary Hollywood movie props will be live-streamed on August 26-27,2020 including items wielded by Indiana Jones and Clint Eastwood's Western outlaw Josey Wales. A giant model of "Nostromo," the interstellar tug-ship on which Ridley Scott's classic "Alien" takes place, tops the pre-sale estimates at $300,000-500,000. (Photo by Frederic J. BROWN / AFP) (Photo by FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images)

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