Behind the Screen: What We Know About the New Top Gun Movie

4 June 2019

Anticipation is building for the sequel to Top Gun as more entertainment news surfaces about its actors and plot. The Wake-Up Crew spent today’s “Behind the Screen” talking about what we know so far, and sharing some favorite moments and trivia from the first Top Gun as well. Check out the full, online only “Behind the Screen” segment below!

Behind the Screen: What We Know About the New Top Gun Movie

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