Tom Cruise is said to have built a secure studio COVID-19 to complete his box office success Mission: Impossible 7.
According to The Sun, the actor is spending millions to adapt an old military base for filming to ensure that the rest of the production runs smoothly.
Insiders told how Tom, 58, is ‘determined’ to end production as quickly as possible, without further disruption caused by the pandemic.
Filming: Tom Cruise reportedly built a secure COVID-19 studio to complete his next box office success Mission: Impossible 7
Production will be moved to an old tank design base at Longcross in Surrey from Leavesden in Hertfordshire.
MailOnline contacted Tom Cruise representatives for comment.
Recently, it was alleged that five crew members on the set ‘gave up’ after the actor ‘released a second rant’ after his fury over the team violating COVID rules.
The actor reportedly scolded the team after catching them breaking the UK’s Covid rules at Warner Bros. studios. in Leavesden.
Caution: The actor is said to be spending millions to adapt an old military base for filming to ensure that the rest of the production runs smoothly (photo with Hayley Atwell)
A source later said the news of the first explosion was made public that there was ‘more anger’ in the already ‘tense’ production.
A source told The Sun: ‘The tension has been building for months and this was the last straw. Since it went public, there has been more anger and several officials have left.
– But Tom just can’t take it anymore, after all the efforts they made to continue filming. He’s upset that others aren’t taking it as seriously as he is.
They added that it is Tom who feels responsible for the production, after investing so much time and money ensuring that precautions are taken so that the crew can film.
MailOnline contacted Tom Cruise’s representatives for a comment at the time.
Plan: insiders told how Tom, 58, is determined to shut down production as soon as possible without major disruptions caused by the pandemic
It was previously reported that the Hollywood star scolded workers who violated social distancing rules while filming at Warner Bros. Studios.
Invoking the serious attitude of his character, Ethan Hunt, the actor said to them ‘If I see you doing this again, you will leave’.
The newspaper said the reprimand was recorded on an audio tape, to which he added: ‘And if anyone on this team does that, that’s it – and so are you and you too.
– And you, never do that again. We’re not going to end this damn movie. ‘
The American actor was furious after seeing the pair less than a meter away from each other on the computer screen.
The actor has already been seen in the filming of the film in Rome – in which he will repeat the role of the fictional American secret agent, Ethan Hunt.
Moving: Production will be moved to a former Longcross tank design base in Surrey from Leavesden in Hertfordshire
Last month, Tom was seen behind the wheel of a vintage yellow Fiat 500 in the Italian capital as he prepared for dramatic scenes of confrontation with a squad of police cars.
The star was seen trying to drive her small vehicle over a wide city boulevard, before apparently letting go when she met the army of police cars and motorcycles.
In the previous weeks, he was caught filming several scenes in the Italian capital with his co-star in Mission: Impossible 7, Hayley Atwell, 38.
Filming also took place in Venice, as well as in Great Britain and Norway.
But the film has already been delayed. The team was forced to pause production due to Covid.
Many of the vital scenes would be filmed in Italy – which was once the center of the world pandemic.
I am not impressed? The actor said he scolded the team after catching them breaking the UK’s Covid rules at Warner Bros. Studios in Leavesden, Hertfordshire (photo filming in Rome in November)
In October, the Top Gun star discussed the crisis with director Christopher McQuarrie after 12 people on the set reportedly tested positive for COVID-19.
The chiefs of health would have tracked the contacts of those who tested positive after filming was suspended, dashing hopes that it was an isolated case.
Last month, The Sun reported that 150 extras for the film were told they should not come to shoot the scenes that were on the night’s schedule.
Although no official reason was given for the sudden decision, it was claimed that a coronavirus test was positive in production, so filming needed to be temporarily suspended.
Frustrating: filming has been delayed for months after COVID-19 spread to Italy, where production had been based in March, causing the release to be delayed
Crew also asked members of the public to remain socially distant from each other while waiting to see the stars, while Tom and director Christopher would also have made the request.
The star is wearing a mask on the set and is reportedly also eyeing Covid’s offenders.
According to Sun, he paid £ 500,000 of his own money to pay for a cruise ship to isolate the cast and crew.
Mission: Impossible 7 is scheduled to be released on November 19, 2021.
Delays: in October, it was reported that 150 extras were told they should not come in to shoot scenes that were on the shooting schedule (Tom and co-star Hayley photographed in October)