The much-anticipated sequel was set to be released on 24 June - 34 years after the 1986 original
Top Gun: Maverick has become the latest Hollywood film to have its release delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.It will now debut in cinemas on 23 December.
, who is returning as Pete"Maverick" Mitchell, said fans would have to wait"a little longer" to see his much-loved naval aviator head back to the skies.The actor, 57, said on Twitter:"I know many of you have waited 34 years."Unfortunately, it will be a little longer. Top Gun: Maverick will fly this December. Stay safe, everyone."
The film will see Val Kilmer reprise his role as Tom"Iceman" Kazansky, while Jon Hamm, Lewis Pullman and Charles Parnell will make their debuts.
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