(3)''War of the Worlds'' premiers open in Tokyo

(3)''War of the Worlds'' premiers open in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Tom Cruise talks with journalists during a press conference held prior to the world premiers of Steven Spielberg's latest film ''War of the Worlds'' at the film at the Virgin Roppongi in Tokyo on June 13. (Kyodo)

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