Tom Cruise Synonymous with action, but on and off screen. The actor has starred in the same or even more episodes behind the cameras in recent years than in front of it, as his commitment and profession to doing action scenes without doubles or stunt doubles has been recognized. With the latest installment of the saga Mission: Impossible It was no different, and it led to more than one shootout where it all happened.
filming Mission: Impossible: Deadly Judgment, which will have two parts (one coming out this summer and one next year) started out with bumps from the get-go: It didn’t start out when the pandemic hit. with a working address fairyAnd Tom Cruise and the rest of the cast landed in Venice on February 20, 2020 to shoot for three weeks before moving to Rome, but everything was quickly halted due to the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic. On July 20, after obtaining special permission from the United Kingdom which avoided the mandatory two-week quarantine, filming resumed. But the epidemic was only the beginning.
Just a month later, while filming OxfordshireA massive fire has broken out on one of the platforms prepared for motorcycle stunts games. It was a sequence that took nearly six weeks to prepare and cost a great deal of money, though fortunately no one was hurt. Little by little the production was taking shape, but once again the Covid situation forced a halt to filming after 12 people tested positive.
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While he was the director of the film, Christopher Macquarie, I was sharing photos and videos of the shoot on social networks, and the most commented photo was that of Tom Cruise, specifically that of the sequence in which two members of the production are seen scolding after skipping the covid protocol. Filming continued despite everything and by February 2021 had come to a close in various locations in the Middle East, pending filming of some final scenes in the UK that were not previously possible due to the bridge’s well-known, Polish condition.
During pre-production on the film at the end of 2019, one of the great sequences of the film depicted the explosion of the bridge that the train had to pass through in a scene it was set in. Alps Swiss. The Swiss government also refused permission to blow up any productive bridge Mission: Impossible He had to explore other possibilities. This led to the selection of the Pilchowickie Lake Bridge, in the Jelenia Góra Valley, in Poland.
The bridge was built in 1908 and has been derelict due to the poor condition of the tracks since 2016. Several reports have claimed that it is more practical to blow the bridge up than to rebuild it, so the situation seemed definite. However, when the news became known, many local authorities and various committees such as the International Committee for the Preservation of Industrial Heritage raised their voices and stood against the destruction of the bridge. In the end, everything led to the bridge being recorded in the list of historical monuments of Poland, thus preventing any manipulation of it. Finally, the popular series will be filmed after several months in Derbyshire, England, to replace Bridge explosion to derail.
Another big hurdle faced by Intaj Mission: Impossible: Deadly Judgment He went on to directly influence his biggest co-star, Tom Cruise. The actor was filming final scenes in a Birmingham shopping center when one of his cars was stolen, specifically the BMW X7 that was used on set, apparently after some thieves cloned its digital key in a dignified maneuver. From the character that Cruz embodies. saga.
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