The filming of Mission Impossible 7 is living up to the title of the film franchise, proving to be a near impossible mission. The entourage was filming in Venice when the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) hit Italy with force, and has subsequently suffered further delays due to new cases of positives in the team. Normal that Tom Cruise’s fuss a few weeks ago ended in a monumental anger to team members who did not follow anti-COVID protocols.
Now, after a few days of rest in which the team has been moving to the United Kingdom and has celebrated Christmas, the seventh installment of the Mission Impossible franchise will resume its filming in the United Kingdom, although it arrives in one of the worst moments for the country, which has seen the pandemic get out of control again in its territories.
According to Variety, Mission Impossible 7 will resume filming at Longcross Studios in Surrey, which is currently at alert level 4 following the new coronavirus outbreaks that are occurring in the British country. Although filming is allowed, the security measures will be even more strict.
Started in 1996 by director Brian De Palma, Mission Impossible became an entire film saga starring Tom Cruise as agent Ethan Hunt, who will face some of the most complicated assignments that no other organization on the planet is capable of taking on. Although it has had its ups and downs, Mission Impossible seems to be on a positive streak after the Secret Nation and Fallout movies.
Will Mission Impossible 7 continue with the good streak of the saga?
