Mission: Impossible 7: Tom Cruise building a COVID free village on former RAF base to resume filming?

When the history books are written about this era of Hollywood filmmaking, the entry about cinematic universes will be headlined by the MCU, and then, somewhere further down, there will be a discussion of the biggest crossover failure, Universal’s Dark Universe. Originally meant to compete with Marvel, the studio’s attempt to reboot the various Universal Monsters in one cohesive continuity bombed before it really took off thanks to “The Mummy” reboot starring Tom Cruise.

Tom Cruise is reportedly considering relocating to the U.K. after isolating at the Church Of Scientology’s headquarters in West Sussex, England during the COVID-19 crisis.

A source told Britain’s Sunday Mirror: “Tom is active more than ever in the organization. His role is getting bigger and bigger.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine is a doting mum to four children, and has been praised over the years for speaking so openly about her parenting journey. The Big Little Lies actress adopted her two oldest children, Isabelle and Connor, with ex-husband Tom Cruise, and has spoken in the past about suffering a devastating miscarriage and an ectopic pregnancy during this time.

Since flying in from Australia, where he was recording The Voice, Boy George has spent lockdown living alone at a rented flat in London’s Soho while his own home is being refurbished. Nine years ago, OK! was invited to his characterful Gothic abode in the capital.

According to the new directive, anyone visiting the UK from abroad will now have to go through a period of 14 days in isolation as a preventive measure to avoid spread of coronavirus.According to The Sun, the 57-year-old reportedly landed at Biggin Hill airport outside of London on Sunday -- day before the quarantine rules would be imposed -- and that is why he is free to resume filming of the new "Mission Impossible" movie, reports dailymail.co.uk."It's no accident Tom arrived on Sunday night

After shutting down production following the outbreak of Covid-19 earlier in the year, the two Mission: Impossible movies, parts seven and eight, are reportedly set to resume shooting in September.

Tom Cruise and his fellow Mission: Impossible 7 producers are reportedly taking over an old airbase in England so cast and crew can live there while filming the movie amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

In late February, Paramount Pictures halted production on Tom Cruise's "Mission: Impossible 7," which was set to shoot in Venice, Italy, this spring as the coronavirus pandemic exploded.

As per the latest news reports, the highly anticipated film, Mission: Impossible 7 starring Tom Cruise will resume their production work in the month of September. A report in Variety states that Tom Cruise starrer will restart their filming work from September and that the cast and crew will film outdoor scenes first.

“Mission: Impossible 7” holds the distinction of being the first major Hollywood production to be halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The film was scheduled to begin work in Italy when the country’s outbreak occurred in late-February/early-March.

“Mission: Impossible 7” is preparing to leap back into action again in September after the Paramount feature was forced to radically change its shooting plans in February because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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