Mission: Impossible-Fallout red carpet premiere took place in Paris
The red carpet premiere for upcoming film Mission: Impossible – Fallout, took place in Paris on 12th of July. Tom Cruise along with the other star cast attended the red carpet premiere. And it is to be noted that Paris is the city where which much of the film was shot.
According to news agency release, Mission: Impossible – Fallout is the 6th in the action spy series and stars Cruise as agent Ethan Hunt along with Simon Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson, Henry Cavill, and Alec Baldwin. The film is directed by Christopher McQuarrie. The story plot of this film follows Hunt and his team as they race against time to recover stolen plutonium after a mission goes wrong.
56 years old Hollywood actor tom Cruise is known for performing many of his own stunts and continued this practice for this particular film as well. He jumped from the cargo door of a plane at 7,500 meters (25,000 feet) for one scene.
And also broke his ankle while trying to jump between two buildings during the shoot session in London.
And we came to about a spoiler alert that Tom Cruise starring as the special agent Ethan Hunt will be landing in Kashmir to save the world. While talking to the news agency film director McQuarrie told, “The climax sequence of Cruise’s Mission Impossible is set in Kashmir. The actor, however, did not travel to Kashmir in real and the scene was recreated in New Zealand.”
Adding further to it, film director told, “We wanted to shoot in Paris and we knew that we are based in London, so something needs to happen there. And we knew we wanted a helicopter chase sequence. The only country that would let us do it was New Zealand and we wanted something that was more political complex than New Zealand. It didn’t feel like something politically dangerous would be happening in New Zealand and we looked at places that had some similarities to New Zealand, which is why we picked Kashmir”.
Mission Impossible: Fallout comes out July 27, until then enjoy the action packed movie trailer!
