It is officially possible to do what is impossible and unlikely.

Despite the setbacks from Covid-19, the broken ankle of the star, and the government’s closure due to a difficult protocol. Unable to perform mission 7 rapped and brought back a complex piece of work that worked hard despite the odds. Initially scheduled for release in late July 2018, the cast and crew overcame the challenges posed by the situation and finally came to a conclusion three years later.

directed by Christopher McQuarrie I went to Instagram today to thank the cast and crew for overcoming the huge obstacles and bringing the movie home.He posted his photo with the star and co-producer Tom cruise

“All you need is a good person,” writes McQuarrie. “For our indomitable, unstoppable, relentless cast and crew: it wouldn’t have been possible, even under the best of circumstances. It’s hard to believe what you’ve achieved. We cannot properly express our gratitude and praise not only to you but also to your loved ones. You are the best in the world. “

The road to end of production has begun to go smoothly. The Covid-19 pandemic turned a challenging shot into something almost impossible.It took time to resume production Tom Cruise unloading The London crew has embarked on the revocation of the Social Distance Protocol.

Cruise helped develop a protocol aimed at producing films through productions that span Italy, Norway and London. A Covid-19 issue was reported during filming in Italy, and the film was reportedly closed for several days. The star himself was part of the delay, suffering from a broken ankle shooting a stunt.

The pandemic poses a unique challenge. The UK Government has issued a strict protocol, allowing only a few important casts and crew to travel to the UK without 14 days of quarantine. In addition, individuals had to live in a “bubble” consisting only of accommodation and filming locations.