Tom Cruise continues to ‘ruin’ ‘Call the Midwife’ filming, the star claims

Yes, Surrey, Tom Cruise has arrived.

Cruise’s UK commute is reportedly disrupting filming on BBC drama Call the Midwife, star Jenny Agutter claims in a new interview.

“Tom Cruise continues to ruin our filming by landing his helicopter right in front of the set,” the 69-year-old actress told the Mirror.

The ‘Top Gun’ star, who holds a pilot’s license, reportedly flew his helicopter over the ‘Midwife’ set in Surrey, England, causing quite a stir while the cast attempted to film scenes. Cruise appears to be in town filming Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part Two.

A Cruise representative did not immediately return a Post request for comment. Agutter, who plays Sister Julienne, was asked to speak to Cruise about his allegedly rude chopper habits.

“In my habit! Introduce. ‘Excuse me, Tom, but look, we’re trying to film. I don’t know about you guys, but get your chopper out of here quick!’” she quipped.

Cruise is no stranger to heaven. In fact, he’s so agile in the air that he’s known for doing his own stunts in the Top Gun movies.

“I always thought I could do something and I wanted to push the art form forward. I thought, “How can I immerse an audience in a movie with this kind of action? And how can I entertain them? What can I do?'” the 60-year-old actor said at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, describing his obsession with taking risks.

The daredevil even landed his own helicopter on the latest set of Mission: Impossible earlier this year and flew to the premiere of Top Gun: Maverick himself.

Earth’s vanilla heaven doesn’t seem to be enough for Cruise, who is aiming to become the first actor to make a movie in space – with a goal of filming on the International Space Station.

“I think Tom Cruise is taking us to space, he’s taking the world to space,” said Donna Langley, chair of Universal Filmed Entertainment Group, according to BBC News. “That’s the plan. We have a great project in development with Tom… Take a rocket to the space station and shoot.”