Tom Cruise Is Recorded Screaming at ‘Mission Impossible: 7’ Crew for Breaking COVID Rules

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Tom Cruise reportedly went into a tirade on the set of Mission: Impossible 7 when he saw some crew members not following some COVID-19 safety protocols put into place to help keep everyone safe as the pandemic is still ongoing.

Mission Impossible: 7 for breaking COVID-19 guidelines, Variety reports. Cruise allegedly shouted at two crew members for standing too close together in front of a computer screen while on set at Warner Bros.

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Tom Cruise’s rant on the Mission: Impossible 7 set about crew members not following COVID-19 protocols drew reactions of praise from some, including fellow celebrities.The actor, 58, made headlines on Tuesday, December 15, when The Sun published a recording of him screaming at the film’s crew. “They’re back there in Hollywood making movies right now because of us,” he reportedly said in the audio clip.

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Tom Cruise told the Mission Impossible 7 crew that if he sees them breaking COVID-19 protocol “again,” they would be “f–king gone.”The actor, 58, could reportedly be heard yelling at the film’s staff during a heated rant in an audio clip obtained by The Sun on Tuesday, December 15.

Mission: Impossible 7 for breaking COVID-19 guidelines.The Sun first reported that Cruise scolded two crew members who were seen standing too close to each other in front of a computer monitor, saying: “If I see you do it again you’re fucking gone.”The story was then confirmed to Variety by two sources close to the production.“We are the gold standard,” Cruise can be heard saying in an audio file obtained by The Sun. “They’re back there in Hollywood making movies right now because of us.