When it comes to executing heart-stopping stunts, Hollywood icon Tom Cruise proves to be unstoppable. According to reports from 'Female First UK', the renowned actor is utilizing helicopters to navigate around road closures and ensure smooth filming for the latest installment of the 'Mission: Impossible' series.
Facing disruptions caused by ongoing roadworks along the M25 in south-east England, Cruise has ingeniously arranged for helicopters to transport the cast and crew to and from the set at Longcross. Despite the inconvenience posed by the M25 closure, Cruise remains unwavering in his commitment to keep 'Mission: Impossible 8' on track.
A source revealed to The Sun newspaper, "The M25 closure is causing headaches for many, but not for Tom. He's determined to keep 'Mission: Impossible 8' rolling, so he's arranged for helicopters to standby in London to ferry the crew over to Longcross. While it may seem extravagant, delaying production poses a greater challenge, and Tom is dedicated to ensuring the show goes on."
Furthermore, the source, as quoted by 'Female First UK', added, "Team members and cast required for filming have been informed that if they're unable to reach Longcross due to M25 closures, they'll be airlifted in. It's a remarkable feat reminiscent of scenes from Tom's own films."
Last year, actress Hayley Atwell expressed admiration for Cruise's work ethic after collaborating with him on the 'Mission: Impossible' franchise. Atwell, 41, hailed Cruise as "deeply inspiring" and commended his comprehensive knowledge of filmmaking and audience engagement.
"He's a one-man studio," Atwell remarked to 'ET Canada', emphasizing Cruise's unparalleled expertise in the cinematic realm.
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