Tom Cruise ends up going into a two and a half minute rant on the set of Mission: Impossible 7 on finding crew members breaking coronavirus protocol. The movie is still in production despite the worldwide health crisis. And so far, they’ve been able to manage it as well as anybody could, considering the circumstances.

Mission: Impossible 7 Filming of the Movie Resumed

Mission: Impossible 7 Filming of the Movie Resumed
The shooting of the movie Mission: Impossible 7 has been resumed after several pauses

Apart from Cruise, who returns as Ethan Hunt and as a producer for Mission: Impossible 7. Director Christopher McQuarrie has also returned to the spy thriller franchise for the third time. Since joining it in 2015 through Mission Impossible – Rogue Nation. The members of the cast such as Rebecca Ferguson (Ilsa Faust), Ving Rhames (Luther), Simon Pegg (Benji), and Vanessa Kirby (White Widow) also played their roles with new actors, namely Hayley Atwell, Esai Morales, Shea Whigham, and Pom Klementieff, in undisclosed roles. The movie has gone through a number of stops and starts because of the coronavirus pandemic. When it was supposed to start shooting in February 2020. Just recently, suspension happened again in October, after 12 people tested positive for the virus. Although the shooting resumed just after a week.

Tom Cruise rants on the set of Mission: Impossible 7

Tom Cruise rants on the set of Mission: Impossible 7
Star and producer of the movie Mission: Impossible 7 lashed out on the set of the movie on some of the staff members

The actor began his rant very mad.  Although, over time, he calmed down while he kept going to explain the significance of each and everyone’s cooperation to make sure the safety of everyone involved throughout Mission Impossible 7’s shoot.

His outburst can be justified as he was worried not just for his film but also about the industry in general. Due to the coronavirus outbreak. Hollywood has been forced to stand still. With all production shut down either due to infected cast and crew members or due to precautionary measures since earlier this year.

This has lost studios’ money, prompting layoffs. That also has a trickle-down effect on cinemas struggling to remain in business with no incoming revenue.

Marvel Studios‘ Shang-Chi & Legend of the Ten Rings have completed its production in Australia with a remarkable no positive coronavirus infection. Additional features that led to the success apart from everyone’s cooperation is the country’s effective handling of the pandemic. It’s important to note that Mission: Impossible 7 has been moving around Europe, shooting at locations. Making them more prone to a deadly virus, so it’s somehow recognizable that Cruise was frustratingly mad at his co-workers.

Listen to the full audio clip of the actor threatening the staff members here :

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_x1OBZqc8FQ&t=31s

 

 

Source: ScreenRant , Distractify

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