Hollywood actor and heartthrob, Tom Cruise, said that he had a blast doing all the "Mission Impossible" films and added that he would like to make more movies if he can.

"Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol" held its Big Apple opening brought out an array of Hollywood talent in addition to Cruise: wife Katie Holmes, co-stars Jeremy Renner, Josh Holloway, Paula Patton and Simon Pegg, plus Kristen Wiig, Bill Hader, Queen Latifah, Robin Thicke, Jerry Ferrara and Adam Shankman.

Thousands of  fans cheered for the dashing Tom Cruise on the premiere of the latest film of spy film, "Mission Impossible." As expected, crowds gathered to get a snapshot of the actor who kept the series alive. It has been more than five years when the first "M.I." film was released and it seems that we will be seeing more of premieres like this in the years to come.

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"If I can make 'em at a level I want to make 'em," Cruise told MTV News of continuing the series.

"Thing is, I've never wanted to compromise. If we can figure that out, I love making them. As a producer, they're a lot of fun. As an actor, they're really a blast and challenging."

Tom Cruise said that he loved the source material for the film and its inspiration and vowed to make the film more interesting for the fans.

Tom Cruise is happily married to actress Katie Holmes. The two graced the premiere. Cruise, who plays Ethan Hunt  in the "Mission: Impossible" franchise, walked the red carpet in a black suit.

"Whatever my wife wants me to wear, I wear," Cruise told reporters, according to USA Today. "She has exquisite taste." added Cruise.

Holmes donned a navy polka-dot dress with a sheer neck and sleeves by Holmes & Yang, according to the Daily Mail.

The couple celebrated their five-year anniversary last month and Holmes' 33rd birthday on Dec. 18.

Cruise expressed his adoration to his lovely wife and said to People magazine, "every day I fall more in love with her. It's been quite an amazing five years because of her. She's an incredible woman. She's everything to me."

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