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Mission: Impossible – Paying for Death – Part 1 hit Italian cinemas il July 12, 2023: Agent Ethan Hunt Tom Cruise, after a series of postponements due to the pandemic emergency, has finally returned to the big screen with the seventh chapter of the saga. Directing, for the third time in the history of the action franchise, we find Christopher McQuarriewho revealed that the film was originally supposed to contain opening scene With Tom Cruise digitally rejuvenatedHowever, the sequence was later removed to “not lose the film’s credibility due to the digital label”. The saga is, in fact, known for the level of realism it strives for in action scenes: Tom Cruise is known not to even routinely use stunt doubles, for example.
Christopher McQuarrie: “The rejuvenation distracts from the story”
Director Christopher McQuarrie in an interview GamesRadar+it turned out that Mission Impossible 7 originally contained the entire opening sequence installed in 1989 with young Tom Cruise: “We thought of it as a discovery or as a memory, and we looked at the process of digital rejuvenation.” However, it was the rejuvenation process that turned out to be a critical moment: the film’s credibility can actually be questioned by the digital label if poorly executed. Indeed, director McQuarrie stated, “One of the most important things (of rejuvenation) that I noticed during the research is that I kept saying, “Damn, this rejuvenation process is really good” and right after that, “No, it’s rejuvenation it’s not that good.” I never found myself really following history in those moments. I was so distracted by the fact that an actor I knew for a long time suddenly became this young man.”
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Release date pushed back
Mission: Impossible – Paying for Death – Part 1 was recently available in Italian cinemas, namely from July 12, 2023. This is because between the delays, shutdowns and postponements due to the pandemic emergency, the film’s filming, which was scheduled for February 2020, was instead pushed back to September that year, and then almost immediately will be put on hold. The enrollment officially ended in May 2023 with a total cost of $290 million. Mission: Impossible – Paying for Death – Part 1 was produced by Tom Cruise himself with JJ Abrams, Christopher McQuarrie, David Ellison and Jake Myers. In the cast we also find Hayley Atwell, Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson, Vanessa Kirby, Esai Morales, Pom Klementieff, Mariela Garrigue, Henry Czerny, Shea Whigham, Greg Tarzan Davis, Charles Parnell, Frederick Schmidt, Cary Elwes, Mark Gatiss, Indira Varma and Rob Delaney. continuation, Mission: Impossible – Paying for Death – Part Twowill be released in 2024.