The star was spotted on the set of "Mission Impossible" in Italy paying particular attention to the guidelines.
Is it because of his advanced age?
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Oops, you caught me without a mask.
Tom Cruise on the set of "Mission Impossible"
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On days when celebrities allow themselves to violate corona guidelines on the right and left, it is gratifying to hear of a celeb who actually adheres to double instructions.
Tom Cruise, who celebrated his 58th birthday a few months ago, is not risking filming for the new movie "Mission Impossible 7", which he is filming in Rome.
Yesterday (Sunday) he was caught by the paparazzi photographers waving goodbye to a crowd of fans gathered in front of the set, wearing two masks one on top of the other - one surgical, and a black cloth mask on top.
After the break in which he smiled at his fans, the star returned for filming, which took place inside a car near the Vittorio Emanuele II monument, as part of the car chase scenes - and there, of course, he was forced to take off his mask.
Filming for the film, due out in the summer of 2020, is nearing completion - after being forced to halt in February this year following the first wave of the Corona plague in Italy, prompting the stars and production team to move on and shoot the film in Norway.
In October, it was revealed that 12 of the set members were found to be positive in the corona tests performed on them, but the production said that they are conducting an epidemiological investigation to verify the source of the infection, and that they hope it is a single person who infected the people.
Since then, no other case of infection has been identified on the photo set.