Kirsten Dunst and Tom Cruise have not labored collectively for three a long time, but that doesn’t signify they do not still have a sweet relationship.
In reality, Dunst, 41, is a person of the blessed famous people who Cruise, 61, famously sends a $126 white chocolate coconut bundt cake to from Doan’s Bakery just about every 12 months.
“I’m still getting that cake,” the actress revealed throughout a Tuesday, April 9, job interview with Entertainment Tonight.
She added that her spouse of two years also will get the delicious present, describing, “Jesse [Plemons] receives the cake, [too], so we’re doubling up on our cake.”
Cruise also sends the coconut cake to his other famous pals, which includes Tom Hanks, Jon Hamm and Rosie O’Donnell.
This is not the first time Dunst has raved about obtaining the dessert. In 2016, she spoke about it when she was on the Graham Norton Exhibit.
“He gives me a cake every Christmas,” she discussed. “We simply call it the Cruise cake at my dwelling. It is the ideal coconut cake I have ever experienced in my everyday living.”
Dunst and Cruise to start with worked jointly on the 1994 film Job interview with the Vampire, which was primarily based on Anne Rice‘s 1976 novel of the exact same title and tells the tale of what it might actually be like to be a vampire that’s lived hundreds of yrs.
At the time of the undertaking, Dunst was just 11 years aged and she’s beforehand said that Cruise assisted her land the portion of Claudia.
“I auditioned lots of, a lot of periods for this job. This was also a substantial deal for me. This was my, you know, breakout function,” Dunst recalled in a 2021 interview with Folks. “And then I experienced a different screen test soon after that with Tom Cruise, and I recall I was the tallest of all the younger women. He experienced to decide every a single of us up and, like, have us about just to see how we appeared Tom and who seemed the most childlike.”
Dunst says she was anxious she wasn’t quick enough for the part right until Cruise gave her a tip that changed everything.
“I don’t forget Tom whispering to me, ‘Tuck your legs under’ so I’d search as very small as possible ’cause I was the tallest girl, so I knew he was sort of like rooting for me. We ended up both from New Jersey, and I assume, you know, he was like, ‘Let this Jersey lady have it.’”
Dunst not only finished up getting casted for that section, but she ended up earning a Golden Globe nomination for Ideal Supporting Actress in 1995. While she misplaced to Miranda Richardson for her purpose in Fatherlan, Dunst has absent on to star in a lot of jobs like the forthcoming motion picture Civil War, which hits theaters, Friday, April 12.
