Tom Cruise Is Reportedly Creating A COVID-Secure Studio To Finish Filming “Mission: Impossible VII”
Tom Cruise lost his mind on the crew of Mission: Impossible VII over them breaking coronavirus protocol by standing too close to each other. Well after five crew members reportedly quit because of Tom’s repeated rage, I guess he decided to adjust his settings so that he wouldn’t have to be so mad at everyone. The Sun says that Tom is now going so far as to build an entire set dedicated to COVID safety using some old military base. A film being shot in an abandoned military base? Sounds like a horror movie waiting to happen. But then again, so does working with Tom Cruise in general.
Earlier this year, production on M:I VII was shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic, but then got things up and running again and it’s been filming across Europe. With COVID numbers still high, the film is still at risk of production shutdowns. And back in July, Tom got permission to start shooting again in the UK after a personal ask of the Culture Secretary, Oliver Dowden.
Insiders have told The Sun that Tom is “hell-bent” on finishing this movie and soon, and without any more expensive coronavirus disruptions. So Tom is moving filming to a former top-secret tank design base, Longcross Studios in Surrey. He’s apparently putting millions of dollars into making the set “COVID-secure.”
Production will be moved to former top secret tank design base Longcross in Surrey from Leavesden in Herts — where Tom raged at film workers who were not socially distancing.
Filming will restart at the beginning of 2021. So I guess the crew gets a few days off before they have to start again anxiously awaiting the next thing to set Tom off.
Honestly, I don’t know about all this… are sure it’s even a set? What if he’s building a spaceship because he knows coronavirus is a prelude to Xenu’s brother coming to finally destroy Earth with more hydrogen bombs? Tom and the Scientologists are finally leaving us!
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