Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz’s new action-comedy has been without title for a while now. First it was titled Wichita and then it was renamed Trouble Man (that was never going to work) and for the past few months it’s been going by the rather clunky name of “Untitled Wichita Project“.

I know you’re dying to find out the name – but first for a riddle.

What’s the difference between Wichita and Trouble Man?

Knight and Day is the answer, apparently.

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer star Marc Blucas has joined Lost and Taken star Maggie Grace in James Mangold’s Untitled Wichita Project. The action/comedy stars Tom Cruise and his Vanilla Sky co-star Cameron Diaz.

The title of the film isn’t actually called  Untitled Wichita Project, it’s just a film project that is currently untitled but was originally called “Wichita.” Do you see what they did there?

According to The Hollywood Reporter:

It’s been a long time coming but it looks like Tom Cruise has finally chosen his next project. The diminutive star is in advanced negotiations to star alongside his Vanilla Sky co-star Cameron Diaz in James Mangold’s Wichita.

The world’s smallest biggest movie star Tom Cruise is a man who does not make decisions lightly. The couch jumping fiend is still mulling over his next film projects.

Currently Cruise has four potential projects in development, with studios spending HUGE amounts of money paying top-tier writers to help tailor the scripts to meet Cruise’s needs.

The four films in the top gun’s firing line include Motorcade, The Tourist, The Matarese Circle and Wichita (with Vanilla Sky co-star Cameron Diaz). Two potential films that have been dropped from his list of potentials include The 28th Amendment (to be directed by (Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck), and the romantic comedy Lost For Words (set to be helmed by Susanne Bier). It really is a war of the words.