The shooting of Mission: Impossible 7 should be able to resume in September after stopping in February because of the coronavirus pandemic. In any case, said assistant director Tommy Gormley, adding that the next installment in the franchise worn by Tom Cruise could be completed in May 2021.
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- Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) June 2, 2020"We were a few days away from filming in Venice - we were at the epicenter when it all started - so we had to stop everything," he explained during an interview with the BBC relayed by Deadline. We hope to resume in September, and be able to go to all the countries planned. Then we'll see to make a big piece in the studio in the UK and we aim for April or May for the end. We are confident that we can do that. "
Very motivated
Statements that come just after the British Film Commission published health guidelines for filming. And Tommy Gormley considers them “excellent” even if meeting these new standards is a challenge.
"We have to get back to work for everyone working in the cinema," he continued. We must do it safely and protect our colleagues. It is absolutely possible and we are working hard to make it happen. "
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