When Tom Cruise's train journey style scared people
Something similar happened in Norway, where people on a street were stunned to see Tom Cruise sitting on the roof of a high-speed train, waving at them.
This happened during the shooting of Mission Impossible 7 and its videos have gone viral on social media.
One talk user, Thomas Hoagland, posted a video of Tom Cruise sitting on the roof of a high-speed train.
On one occasion, 58-year-old Tom Cruise waved to fans from the top of the train and onlookers screamed in surprise.
Norwegians spot Tom Cruise sitting on a train pic.twitter.com/xQno1oT7Qe
— Fifty Shades of Whey (@davenewworld_2) October 3, 2020
Shooting for Mission Impossible 7 was halted in February this year due to the corona virus, and production resumed in September.
However, the film will now be released in November 2021 instead of July 2021.
Tom Cruise has previously performed stunts on the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, while also performing stunts on an A400 military aircraft.
An Instagram user posted a video of this train stunt and wrote, "Sometimes you are at the right place at the right time."
The film's director, Christopher McKerry, shared a photo of the train scene on Instagram, which shows a fight on the train with a helicopter flying in the background.
"The beauty of Norway is undeniable and our film reminds us that anything is possible," he said.
He said that the next phase of the film will be in the shooting room.
Another stunt from the film went viral on social media in September, showing a man (possibly Tom Cruise) standing on a large ramp on a mountaintop.
The stunt shows a man jumping down a hill while racing a motorcycle on a ramp and opening a parachute and descending.
Christopher McQuarrie and Tom Cruise are taking Mission: Impossible 7 to another level pic.twitter.com/eZaa5z8s5Y
— zach (@ZachMacieI) September 7, 2020
Not much is known about the plot of Mission Impossible 7, but it is said that the story of the previous part has been carried forward.
It may be recalled that in August, there were reports that the filmmaker lost more than Rs 44 crore due to failure to shoot a scene of Mission Impossible.
The shooting of 'Mission Impossible 7' was recently started in the UK at a time when there was a decrease in Corona cases and the film team has been busy preparing sets for the shooting of a scene for the last one and a half months.
According to the British newspaper The Sun, one of the most expensive and dangerous scenes of 'Mission Impossible 7' was to be shot in the forests of Oxfordshire, England. Was prepared
According to the report, a bridge was constructed in the forest for the said scene with expensive goods and motorcycles were delivered there by helicopter.
However, when the film crew started shooting the scene as planned, the motorcycle's tires suddenly caught fire in the middle of the shooting and the entire set was damaged.
The report said that the stuntman on the motorcycle was skillfully saved from being injured and as soon as the motorcycle caught fire, the stuntman was lifted with the help of ropes and walked some distance from the motorcycle seat. Gree
While the film crew worked for several weeks for the scene, at least 20 2 million was spent on the purchase of a motorbike, transport to the venue, stuntman's fees and set-up for the scene. ۔
The scene cost more than US 26 2.6 million, which is more than Rs 440 million.
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