The three screenwriters of 'Top Gun: Maverick'. Maverick's lingering guilt over Goose's death affects his relationship with Rooster so does his desire to protect Rooster from harm, which generates some suspense over whether he'll end up choosing the young man for the assignment.
Rooster is the son of Maverick's beloved wingman, Goose, who tragically died while flying with Maverick in the first Top Gun. One of his trainees is a hotheaded young pilot called Rooster, played by Miles Teller. Partly as punishment, he's ordered to return to TOPGUN, the elite pilot-training school, and train its best and brightest for an impossibly dangerous new mission.
In the sequel, he's as arrogant and insubordinate as ever: Now a Navy test pilot in his late 50s, Maverick still knows how to tick off his superiors, as we see in an exciting opening sequence where he pushes a new plane beyond its limits. Coronavirus Updates Sorry, Tom Cruise Fans - New 'Top Gun' And 'Mission Impossible' Movies Delayed AgainĬruise was in his early 20s when he first played Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, the cocky young Navy pilot with the aviator sunglasses, the Kawasaki motorcycle and the need for speed.
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