Kirsten Dunst Says She Still Gets the 'Tom Cruise Cake' That Cruise Famously Sends During the Holidays

Kirsten Dunst and Tom Cruise co-starred in 1994's 'Interview with the Vampire'

30 years after Interview with the Vampire, Kirsten Dunst is still reaping the sweet benefits of the movie.

The Civil War actress, who was just 11 years old on the set of the gothic film, said she is “still getting” the "Tom Cruise cake” in an interview with Entertainment Tonight.

Every holiday season, Cruise is known to send a $126 white chocolate coconut bundt cake made by Doan's Bakery in Woodland Hills, Calif. to his famous friends, including Tom Hanks, Jon Hamm and Rosie O'Donnell. The lore of the “Tom Cruise cake” grows every year as celebrities celebrate the arrival of (or mourn no longer receiving) the coconut treat.

Dust, who has been lucky enough to stay on the list all these years, previously gushed about the dessert in 2016.

"He gives me a cake every Christmas," Dunst explained on the Graham Norton Show. "We call it the Cruise cake at my house. It's the best coconut cake I've ever had in my life."

Unlike other cake recipients, Dunst’s household gets two of the iconic holiday treats.

"Jesse gets the cakes so we double up on our cakes,” she said of her husband, Jesse Plemons, who worked alongside Cruise in 2017’s American Made.

Along with sharing an address for the cake delivery, the star-studded couple recently shared a set together for the third time.

Dunst and Plemons face off in a “very, very tense” scene in Civil War, which is out this Friday.

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Dunst plays a photojournalist named Lee documenting a modern civil war in the United States. Plemons makes an appearance in the film as a soldier who confronts and threatens Dunst's character and her colleagues as they travel through the country.

She told Entertainment Tonight, "Even reading the script, it's one of the craziest things I've ever seen. When we rolled up to set, it was just very, very tense and emotional for everybody filming that scene."

She continued, explaining that Plemons "wouldn't play a part like this" normally. "He did a favor for us because that is a really disturbing role to play, so it's not like he was jumping at the chance to play the role," Dunst said.

Civil War debuts in theaters on Friday, April 12.

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