Tom
Cruise
is
set
to
be
honoured
at
New
York
City's
Museum
of
the
Moving
Image
(MOMI)
next
November.
The
'Minority
Report'
star,
45,
follows
in
the
footsteps
of
former
honourees
Sidney
Lumet,
Robert
De
Niro,
Richard
Gere,
Al
Pacino,
Sidney
Poitier,
Julia
Roberts
and
James
Stewart.
MOMI
director
Rochelle
Slovin
said
they
chose
Cruise
for
his
outstanding
27-year
film
career,
which
started
with
Endless
Love
in
1981.
Slovin
says,
"Tom
Cruise
is
one
of
the
premier
American
actors
of
his
generation.
Working
with
the
great
directors
of
our
time
-
(including)
Francis
Ford
Coppola,
Stanley
Kubrick,
Sydney
Pollack,
Martin
Scorsese,
Steven
Spielberg
and
now
Robert
Redford
-
Cruise
has
given
us
indelible
characters
and
performances.