Hollywood star Tom Cruise says he is looking forward to the re-release of his film Jerry Maguire on its 30th anniversary. The film was originally released on December 13, 1996, and is set to re-release in theatres on April 12, 14 and 15.

Cruise shared a post on his Instagram story on Wednesday, which featured the poster of Jerry Maguire along with the release dates written over it. "Looking forward to sharing it with you all again in theatres next week," he wrote in the caption.

Jerry Maguire was directed by Cameron Crowe and featured the actor in the role of a sports agent, Jerry Maguire. It revolved around Cruise's character, who, after getting fired from his job for exposing the alleged illegal practices that exist in his profession, starts his own agency. But he manages to find only one client.

The film received five Academy Award nominations at the 69th Academy Awards in Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Film Editing categories.

It went on to win an Oscar in the Best Supporting Actor category, which was given to Cuba Gooding Jr. It also starred Renee Zellweger, Jonathan Lipnicki, and Lucy Liu in pivotal roles.

On the work front, Tom Cruise is collaborating for the first time with director Alejandro González Iñárritu for his upcoming film, which has been titled Digger. The movie, which marks Iñárritu's comeback to English films after The Revenant, is slated for an October release in theatres. The actor was last seen in Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning.