Jack Reacher Movie, The U.S. premiere of the Tom Cruise action movie "Jack Reacher" is being postponed following the deadly Connecticut school shooting.
Paramount Pictures says "out of honor and respect for the families of the victims" the premiere won't take place Saturday in Pittsburgh, where "Jack Reacher" was filmed.
The plot of "Jack Reacher," an adaptation of the Lee Child's novel "One Shot," begins with an expert sniper shooting five people in Pittsburgh.
After police arrest a suspect, Cruise's character, retired Army officer Jack Reacher, investigates the shooting to verify that the accused man is, in fact, the killer.
The movie, which has the tagline "The law has limits. He does not," has been rated PG-13 in part for violence.
The premiere would've been Cruise's first U.S. media appearance since his split from Katie Holmes over the summer. It was to be more contained with select outlets covering and a location away from Hollywood or New York.
Paramount Pictures says "out of honor and respect for the families of the victims" the premiere won't take place Saturday in Pittsburgh, where "Jack Reacher" was filmed.
The plot of "Jack Reacher," an adaptation of the Lee Child's novel "One Shot," begins with an expert sniper shooting five people in Pittsburgh.
After police arrest a suspect, Cruise's character, retired Army officer Jack Reacher, investigates the shooting to verify that the accused man is, in fact, the killer.
The movie, which has the tagline "The law has limits. He does not," has been rated PG-13 in part for violence.
The premiere would've been Cruise's first U.S. media appearance since his split from Katie Holmes over the summer. It was to be more contained with select outlets covering and a location away from Hollywood or New York.
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