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Tom Cruise is happily third-wheeling it.
The Golden Globe winner, 60, was all smiles as he posed for photos with Salma Hayek outside a London restaurant where they ate dinner with Hayek’s husband François-Henri Pinault on Friday.
Cruise produced the 2006 romantic drama Ask the Dust, starring Hayek and Colin Farrell.
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Cruise is still riding high off the success of his highly-anticipated sequel Top Gun: Maverick, which surpassed $1 billion at the global box office to become the biggest movie of his career after it premiered in May. The critically-acclaimed blockbuster has also outperformed Titanic as Paramount’s highest-grossing movie at the domestic box office.
The Mission Impossible star, who lives part-time in London, previously attended Wimbledon and British F1 Grand Prix, where he celebrated his milestone 60th birthday while showing support for Lewis Hamilton.
“Lewis always. He’s a great friend of mine. I hope he has a great day,” Cruise said of Hamilton, 37, who came in third after taking home the first place trophy eight times in recent years.
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Hayek recently joined the cast of Magic Mike’s Last Dance in April, replacing Thandiwe Newton, after filming began in London back in March with franchise star Channing Tatum. She shared a salsa dance with her costar in a cute video for his 42nd birthday in April.
The Academy Award nominee received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in November, becoming the 2,709th celebrity to be honored with a coveted star on the walkway outside TCL Chinese Theatre.
Hayek has been married to Pinault, 60, since 2009 and they share 14-year-old daughter Valentina Paloma. She’s also stepmother to his three children from previous relationships.
For interviews and behind-the-scenes of the making of Top Gun: Maverick, pick up PEOPLE‘s Top Gun special edition, available now wherever magazines are sold.
