Tom Cruise, Italian Mission on location filming between Rome and Venice

It took service in 1996, calling on Brian De Palma to direct in the footsteps of the popular TV series created by Bruce Geller that he had been a fan of since he was a kid. Tom Cruise He returns for the seventh time with his most beloved character, Ethan Hunt, the Mission Impossible Force agent in the new movie, Mission: Impossible. Dead reckoning part one (in theaters from July 12 with Eagle Pictures) which he produced with the director, his artistic partner of 16 years, Christopher Macquarie. Together, thanks to the proceeds Top Gun: MaverickSave the cinema, in the words of Steven Spielberg. Here they fight the global threat of criminal use of artificial intelligence. Cruz engaged in a grueling game of four-dimensional chess against an algorithm, and bastards His name is Gabriel, and he’s an elusive enigma, without losing his taste for more physical challenges. Like jumping into the void from a Norwegian mountain with a motorcycle and a parachute, running over the wagons of the Orient Express, being chased on a yellow 500 by a ready-to-war Hummer through the streets of central Rome, between the Colosseum, through the Imperial Forums and the Trinit dei Monti (one staircase railing will end in a thousand pieces , only a virtual thank you for the good), defying death between the bridges of Venice and sottoporteghi.

with Mission: Impossible: Dead Reckoning The cast — veterans Simon Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson, Ving Rhames, Vanessa Kirby, newcomers Hayley Atwell, Esai Morales, Pom Klemeneeff, even the revived Henry Cherny — have traveled the world: Norway, Abu Dhabi, the desert, the Austrian Alps. But it is the Italian venues that are the focus of the roadshow, with the world premiere tonight in Rome with Tom and pals dressed in two red carpets, in the afternoon in Piazza di Spagna, then in the Ballroom della Conciliazione (where the show will take place), then Guests of honor at the party on Caffarelli’s balcony at the Capitoline Museums. Rome is definitely the most challenging place to shoot action scenes – says director Al courier -, the streets are narrow, and the cobblestones create unexpected effects. Fiat 500? pure coincidence. at the time of Mission: Impossible. He falls In Paris, I saw one, it shocked me, and I took a picture. I thought of using it sooner or later. Arriving in Rome, I found a yellow one parked, it was as if the city itself had suggested it to me. Five years ago, Fallout made $791 million. In a few weeks we’ll know if Cruise repeats this feat at the box office. The movie is divided into two parts. We’ve never done that before, the complexity it required – explains Cruz – the proportions of both are epic in every sense of the word. His spirit with all the directors involved — De Palma, John Woo, JJ Abrams, Brad Bird — has remained the same. Risk it all, according to the motto: Don’t be careful, be prepared. When I needed money as a boy, I had to learn how to mow. In my films, I’ve had to learn to fly a helicopter, drive through traffic, jump out of a plane or down a mountain. So in 1996 Mission: Impossible I looked at the promising technological tools of the future that today make us smile because of obsolescence, and Chapter Seven rides on the topical topic of artificial intelligence but does so by looking back into the past. Extolling the splendid beauty of Rome and Venice, and paying homage to the world’s famous analogue, 500, Zippo, magnetic tapes. A nostalgic touch, McCurry says, enhances emotional involvement. Fans too. Already looking forward to Dead reckoning part two. On paper, the final chapter. But never say no more. Even with Ethan Hunt.