‘Mission: Impossible 7’, new stop on filming for covid

New stop for covid in filming of Mission: Impossible 7 in the UK after a production member tested positive. The film, starring Tom Cruise, had to stop production as early as February due to the virus and has since followed strict guidelines to keep shooting. Filming will stop for 14 days, according to several foreign media. “We have temporarily stopped production of Mission: Impossible 7 until June 14, due to some positivity found in routine swabs. We are following safety protocols and will continue to monitor the situation,” a Paramount spokesperson said. Cruise went viral in late 2020 when he yelled at staff members that they were violating the coronavirus social distancing guidelines and standing too close. “I never want to see such a thing again. Never! “, He shouted threatening to get them fired. The film is scheduled for release in May 2022.