Kelly McGillis says she wasn't asked to return for 'Top Gun: Maverick'

Kelly McGillis says she does not solely haven't seen the trailer for "Top Gun: Maverick," however she wasn't asked to be a neighborhood of the film.

The 62-year-old role player told "Entertainment Tonight" that she wasn't invited to participate within the sequel to the 1986 blockbuster within which she delineated Pete "Maverick" Mitchell's love interest, Charlotte "Charlie" Blackwood.

While Tom Cruise has reprised his role as Maverick and other people are trying to find a minimum of a small amount of Val Kilmer as Tom "Iceman" Kazansky, McGillis could not even very say if she would be attending any of the promotional events around the new film.

"You grasp what, I do not acumen to answer that as a result of one, it hasn't happened," McGillis aforesaid.

"Two, if and once it did happen, I'd need to assess wherever I'm, what I am doing, what is going on on ... I can not project what I'd or would not knock off the long run. I even have no plan as a result of I do not grasp wherever I will be."
In terms of remaining getting ready to her former costars, she aforesaid "Movies are odd things. I do not very confine bit with anybody."

"I assume I've spoken to a few of individuals often, however, the reality is, movies are terribly odd work things as a result of you've got loads of individuals UN agency move from all completely different components of the globe," McGillis aforesaid.

Jennifer Connelly, 48, plays the love interest in "Top Gun: Maverick" and McGillis aforesaid she's "so glad that she got that chance.

McGillis currently lives in North geographic region along with her 2 kids and aforesaid she left Hollywood as a part of her journey toward sobriety.

While she has worked in tv and films here and and there over the years, she aforesaid relationships became a lot of necessary than being a star.

"I love acting, I really like what I do, I really like doing theater, however, I do not grasp," she said. "To me, my relationships with others became much more necessary than my relationship to fame."
"Top Gun: Maverick" is due in theaters on June 2020.