Director Christopher McQuarrie hangs upside down on a train in another behind the scenes picture for Mission: Impossible 7. Filming on the latest installment of the long-running spy franchise has persevered through many ups and downs. After first starting off in early 2020, Mission: Impossible 7 was soon ended due to the coronavirus pandemic causing ripple effects in Europe. It was one of the many Hollywood productions suspended for months on end, however it finally got again in the summer. Most as of late, Mission: Impossible 7 shut down again for two weeks in June, but it has since begun again.
All through creation, McQuarrie has shared some energizing behind the scenes peeks at Mission: Impossible 7 on social media. The latest offers an inside glimpse of the train stunt that has been teased in various photos. McQuarrie himself hangs upside down in the shot, which reveals an unfilled train vehicle and a camera setup mostly down. Look at it below.
Past photos have uncovered Cruise performing the train stunt, showing this will be one of Mission: Impossible 7’s many set pieces. McQuarrie’s strange positioning in his behind the scenes picture could indicate that the sequence will include some powerful camera moves, however it could also be that he’s just having some good times. McQuarrie has coordinated the past two Mission: Impossible movies, both of which have been among the best in the whole series. As a result, expectations are high for the following two installments.
Had the coronavirus pandemic never occurred, Mission: Impossible 7 would have debuted this past end of the week. Instead, it will show up in May 2022, with Mission: Impossible 8 showing up the year after in July. It’s strange to consider what could’ve been, but ideally the film will not suffer any further delays. Creation will ideally wrap soon, and then McQuarrie can begin post-creation. Fans are enthusiastically anticipating more updates about what’s in store, whether it involves the plot or the characters. Perhaps once things begin slowing down, McQuarrie will share more hints about the IMF’s latest insane mission.