Tom Cruise and Matt Damon are about to be in business with Oracle Corp giant Larry Ellison’s son, David. We’ll sort of, anyway. According to The New York Times, Oracle’s chief Larry Ellison’s 27 year old son David has cut a four-year film co-financing deal with Paramount Pictures, Viacom’s movie studio, under his production banner, Skydance Productions. Ellison Sr, who has an estimated net worth of under $30 billion, helped his kid secure $350 million financing from JP Morgan Chase and also put in a few sheckles of his own. The first few movies on Paramount’s slate include Tom Cruise’s “Mission Impossible 4” and the Coen Bros’ “True Grit” starring Matt Damon. I don’t blame him. Hollywood player verses computer tech geek? You do the math.