Tom Cruise’s “Impossible Reckoning Mission” set for Cannes

Tom Cruise and Paramount Mission: Impossible – The final calculation is ready for a launch of the Cannes Film Festival.

As we reported on Monday, the presence of the film was anything but a lock and it was now confirmed by the festival. The film will take place outside the competition on May 14 with Cruise, director Christopher Mcquarrie and the casting casting on the carpet. The film’s trailer was launched on Monday.

Final calculation Will will see Cruise find McQuarrie of a script which he wrote with Erik Jendesen. This is the eighth episode of Assignment series. Cruise features with Hayley Atwell, twenty rhames, Simon Pegg, Esai Morales, Pom Klemetieff, Henry Czerny, Mariela Garriga and Angela Bassett.

In the film, Ethan Hunt of Cruise has to face his most dangerous enemy to date in the form of an AI known as the entity. The photo completes the plot installed in the previous film, with Hunt now in possession of the key necessary to defeat the entity. Before being able to do so, he must collect his team to find the casting Russian submarine which houses the source code necessary to destroy technology.

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Paramount Pictures will launch the film in the United States on May 23. Cruise has a strong recent history with Cannes since Top Gun: Maverick Launched at the festival three years ago. Before that, his last visit was in 1992 for the first of Ron Howard By far.

Cruise will be in London in the days preceding the Cannes Film Festival to collect a BFI scholarship and participate in a question and answer event. The film icon was in Cinemacon last week to show images of Final calculation And held a moment of memory for its delay Top gun Co-Star Val Kilmer.

Juliette Binoche will chair the Cannes competition. The festival takes place from May 13 to 24. To consult Deadline’s predictions on other Cannes movies, click here.

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