Every since Tom Cruise Les Grossman killed it at the MTV Movie Awards Sunday night…the big wigs at the Paramount and MTV Films have been scrambling to cash in on the interest in the legend, the man; Les Grossman.

Paramount and MTV films announced this afternoon they are developing a movie based on Grossman. Cruise will star and produce alongside ‘Tropic Thunder’ co-star and director Ben Stiller and Stuart Cornfeld of Red Hour Films.

Keeping with the comedic tone of the planned film, both Stiller and Paramount released statements regarding Grossman.

Stiller’s said, “Les Grossman’s life story is an inspiring tale of the human class struggle to achieve greatness against all odds. He has assured me he plans to quote ‘F**king kill the sh*t out of this movie and make Citizen f**king Kane look like a piece of crap home movie by the time we are done.’ I am honored to be working with him.”

Paramount Film Group president, Adam Goodman, also played along, saying, “Everything I learned in this business, I’ve learned from Les. I started out as his assistant, and from the first day he threw his desk at me when I got his lunch order wrong, I have loved him like a father.”

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I am all but positive this blind item it about Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise. I’m pretty sure that  “Chip and Grin” has been used and outed as our lovable TomKat and the details sound dead on.

Especially the part of playing a fool at an awards show.

BlindGossip – Chip and Grin – an actress and actor couple – have been arguing a lot in the past week or so. She is only obligated to make public appearances with him approximately once per month for a “date night” plus once per month for a “family photo”, and is annoyed that he is asking more of her. Since she has agreed to attend a movie premiere with him this month, she is totally balking at attending an awards show together in the very near future (she is also determined not to be present at events where he is going to play the fool). By the way, if she looks healthier and happier lately, it’s because she is. She is not afraid of him anymore, she can see the light at the end of the tunnel, and she is determined to come out of this divorce on top.

‘Seeing the light at the end of the tunnel’ and’ coming out of the divorce on top’ also jives with the rumors we’ve always heard that Katie entered a five year marriage contract with the space alien.

Tom playing the fool at the MTV Movie Awards below or click here to see him get his Les Grossman groove on with JLo.

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There seems to be some debate as to whether or not this is really Tom Cruise as his Tropic Thunder character Les Grossman.

What do you guys think?

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Ladies and gents, Les Grossman will be producing the 2010 MTV Movie Awards. And it’s gonna rock!

Say what you will about Tom Cruise and his personal brand of brainwashed crazy..his comedic chops are always DEAD ON. Playing his character from the 2008 satire action/comedy movie Tropic Thunder ,MTV has recently starting releasing the  Les Grossman promos for this years show.

Of course there is a Risky Business pants-less dance scene ..but most people are buzzing about the scenes Les shot with the boys of Twilight.

These two clips feature Twilight saga stars Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner. Pattinson goes to Grossman asking him if he can wash his hair for the awards ceremony, and Grossman flips out, saying that doing so would be “flushing his career down the toilet.” His dirty hair, says Grossman, is the reason for his immense success. Pattinson then fearfully promises that if he washes his hair, it will only be with dirt.

In the Lautner clip, the young star goes to Les Grossman trying to get out of the award ceremony, because his friend’s wedding is the same weekend. Grossman then comes up with the brilliant idea of having a look-alike take his place at the wedding. The look-alike, however, is a hefty drunken man with curly hair.

The 2010 MTV Movie Awards takes place on Sunday June 6 at 8pm central on MTV. Be sure to tune in, and in the meantime, be on the look-out for more Les Grossman clips!

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Tom Cruise has managed in one short interview and a handful of grinning pictures to reignite the major crush I had on him back in the Top Gun days. I know he’s probably more deep in the closet than my high school prom dress. I know he’s a Scientology drone. I know his marriage is not quite right.

But holy cow..look at that smile! It could melt even the most heartless ice queen.  And he just keeps getting cuter as he gets older.

On entertaining his family: “I’d create different characters and ad-lib sketches to make my sisters and my mother feel better. I’d try to make them laugh. I’d do Donald Duck as John Wayne. I’d watch Soul Train and imitate the dancers. I guess you can say that’s where it started. I always had a dream to be in movies, [my family] didn’t say, That’s impossible. They laughed.”

On jumping on the couch on Oprah: “What happened, happened… I wanted the audience to be happy just like I wanted to make my sisters and my mother happy when I did those skits as a kid. But I’ll take responsibility for my actions… Afterward, wild things were being said about me, and once they’re in the ether, there’s nothing you can do about it. It felt like being the new kid in the schoolyard again and the other kids are whispering and whispering about you and suddenly you hear what they’re saying, and you think, What? That didn’t happen. Look at the reality of the situation.”

On wife Katie Holmes: “Because we do live in a cynical world. It’s easy to be cynical. Making the choice not to be cynical is important. You can keep dwelling on what didn’t work, or you can figure out how to fix it. Which is what being a parent is all about. You know, I’m married to such a special woman. Every night before we go to sleep, Kate and I look at each other and it’s like, How’d we do today?”

On daughter Suri Cruise: “It’s come full circle. Now I’ll put Suri on a swing and tell her stories when I’m working on a script. I’ll start with the beginning of the movie and take her through the story beat by beat. Of course, I make it age-appropriate. She’s four years old. But she asks all the right questions: Why does that happen? Those are the bad guys? You’re the good guy, right?”

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