Coronavirus: Tom Cruise Was Secured in Italy, the Producing of Mission: Impossible 7 Movie Was Forced to be Dismissed

News24xx.com - Tom Cruise was forced to hide in a luxury hotel in Venice after filming Mission: Impossible 7 was stopped. It happened right after news of the epidemic outbreak of the coronavirus in Italy drastically.

Whereas initially, the Hollywood actor was about to shoot in some of the most beautiful and popular parts of the floating city, but his production became limbo after the authorities issued a warning to stop the activities of the population in order to minimize further spread of the deadly disease.

Cruise, who arrived in Venice on February 20, is now trapped in the luxurious Gritti Palace Hotel, awaiting a decision on the future of the project. Initial reports indicate that none of the cast and crew were infected.

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On Monday night, British crew members were scheduled to return to England.

The cessation of filmmaking occurred when Italy confirmed the death of the sixth coronavirus. In Europe, Italy became the site of the spread of the first largest outbreak. This is evidenced by the number of cases of infected population, which is as many as 219. So, it can be said that the number of cases of the largest coronavirus outside China, Japan, and South Korea.

Mission: Impossible 7, directed by Christopher McQuarrie, is set for the summer release of 2021, but the cessation of filmmaking could delay the release.

Luca Zaia, President of the Veneto Region, ordered the closure of all schools and museums and canceled all cultural, sporting, and public events, including bringing the world-famous Venetian carnival to a premature end.

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