One of Hollywood’s strong emotions lovers, no one but Tom Cruise, masked himself to attend a public screening of Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” in London.
Production of the seventh untitled film in the star producer’s “Mission: Impossible” franchise stopped in February due to the pandemic, a few days before filming began. However, although the resumption of the soft green was announced in September, production restarted this month in Oxfordshire, until a motorcycle trick went wrong (no deaths or serious injuries were reported).
Meanwhile, in a video posted on Cruise’s Twitter on August 2 at five o’clock, the star and a masked couple who look (anyway to the cheeks) to their common collaborator Christopher McQuarrie (writer and director of the episodes of “Mission: Impossible” five Fixes 6, 7 and – as advertised – 8), take a taxi to the videos and continue with “Tenet”.
About the video, Cruise included the message, “Great movie. Big screen. I’m the one.
Great movie. Big screen. I’ll take it. pic.twitter.com/DrAY5tRg5P
– Tom Cruise (@TomCruise) 25 August 2020
In the video, which begins with some shots of London landmarks soaked by rain through the cockpit window, Cruise greets some street enthusiasts and then asks the camera, “How’s it going? I’m dressed in a mask.”
As he exited the vehicle on a mural for Nolan’s film, he said, “Here we are Array … back to the movies.”
Cruise’s video even includes a few seconds of the Warner logo Bros.au at the beginning of the film and the end credits, it is not known whether Warner Bros. lawyers. Anti-piracy action will continue against one of the world’s biggest stars.
After applauding the beginning and end of the film, he stands up and tells his peers in the probably socially estranged crowd: “It’s wonderful to be back in a movie theater, all of them.” Someone casually asks, “Did you make the movie?” and he says, “I enjoyed it. I enjoyed it.”
The video has recorded more than 965,000 perspectives in about 4 hours and about 33,000 likes, although one comment criticized Cruise for dressing in a ventilated mask. Others claimed that such a mask is safe for those around the user if they include an N95 insert, however, official CDC rules state that these valves deserve to be covered with a “surgical mask or procedure that does not interfere with respirator adjustment”. .
Cruise’s upcoming scheduled theatrical premiere, the sequel “Top Gun: Maverick”, originally scheduled to open on June 26 before moving on to December 23 due to coronavirus closures. Last month, it recoiled until July 2, 2021.