Tom Cruise will not compromise. The shooting of the seventh part of Mission Impossible will resume where it left off, in February due to a pandemic. According to information from the Sun and La Stampa , the actor stubbornly refuses the alternatives proposed by the production managers.
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"Tom Cruise doesn't want to know anything, he won't be filming anywhere else," said a member of the film crew. He wants his millions (the actor is also producer of the film), to help raise one of the areas most affected by the Covid. The production directors proposed several other filming locations. None found favor in his eyes. It is a gesture of solidarity which will certainly be appreciated by the Venetians. ”
A boon for the country even if filming will not resume immediately. According to Le Film français, the government announcement authorizing the resumption of filming would not take place before the end of June. Production of the seventh installment of Mission Impossible was interrupted in Italy due to the spread of the coronavirus epidemic last February.
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Tom Cruise, then, had not yet made the trip to Italy and the crew members had been given the green light to return home before filming began.
Directed by Christopher McQuarrie, like all components from Rogue Nation , the film should bring back many of the actors attached to the series. Among them, Tom Cruise, Simon Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson, Vanessa Kirby or Henry Czerny, who will resume his role of the very first Mission Impossible . Faced with delays in production, the film's release date has been postponed. Originally scheduled for July 21, 2021, it was postponed to November 17.
