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Thursday, January 25, 2018

'Mission:Impossible Fallout' Cast On The Graham Norton Show


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Just hours after learning that Mission: Impossible Fallout is the title of the latest film in the action franchise, we have a first look at the cast during the taping of their appearance on The Graham Norton Show in London. The episode will air tomorrow night on BBC One and sometime next month on BBC America. If you can't watch it, don't worry... we'll post their interview as soon as it hits YouTube.



UPDATE: The Express has a preview of what the cast spoke about during the show:

Tom Cruise spoke on The Graham Norton Show about what is apparently the most ambitious stunt ever recorded for the franchise.

The leading man said: “There is one big set piece, which has been two years in the planning. We do an aerial helicopter sequence, which in terms of action is the largest we have ever done.

“We were flying very low near rock faces and I was literally on Henry’s tail. It was incredibly exhilarating and dangerous.”

Cavill added: “I thought at one point, ‘ah, this is how I go but at least I will have been killed by Tom Cruise and it will definitely make the papers!’”



More details via The Evening Standard:

Cruise spoke about the moment he broke his ankle during filming the Mission Impossible 6– and confessed that it’s still broken as they finish filming for the highly-anticipated new film.

Cruise, 55, told the show: “I was chasing Henry [Cavill] and was meant to hit the side of the wall and pull myself over but the mistake was my foot hitting the wall. I knew instantly my ankle was broken and I really didn’t want to do it again so just got up and carried on with the take.

“I said, ‘It’s broken. That’s a wrap. Take me to hospital’ and then everyone got on the phone and made their vacation arrangements.”







P.S. With a special green room appearance by Kal!


Also... Tash of Steel is inviting you to watch.



First clips are in!







This is what we've learned as we wait for the entire show to be released online.




Watch the full show HERE or HERE. We'll update with the official YouTube version as soon as it's in. It airs on BBC America Friday, February 9th.

New Mission: Impossible's Title, Plot Outline Released


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Here we go!

The first details of Mission: Impossible 6 are starting to come in, including the plot outline and official title:

The best intentions often come back to haunt you. MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - FALLOUT finds Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his IMF team (Alec Baldwin, Simon Pegg, Ving Rhames) along with some familiar allies (Rebecca Ferguson, Michelle Monaghan) in a race against time after a mission gone wrong. Henry Cavill, Angela Bassett, and Vanessa Kirby also join the dynamic cast with filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie returning to the helm.


After Tom's big reveal, director Chris McQuarrie shared some details on the film's title and why it was chosen...


We still don't know who Henry plays in M:I6, but you guys seem to agree that he's probably up to no good.

We're awaiting the first trailer release any day now, so keep checking back for the latest updates!

UPDATE: Tom Cruise has confirmed on Weibo that the first trailer is dropping Super Bowl Sunday! -- Read the details on Trailer Track.



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Not to be outdone, Henry and Kal showed off their own stunt skills in London...








Mission: Impossible - Fallout hits theaters July 27th.

Wednesday, January 24, 2018

In Production: Latest From The Sets Of 'M:I6' & 'Nomis'

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Crews on both Mission: Impossible 6 and Nomis have been very busy these last few days. After teasing the release of the first M:I6 trailer, director Chris McQuarrie today shared a pic from the latest London set of the film. Neighbors in the area also noticed filming going on.




There have been no set sightings of Henry, but he is scheduled to promote M:I6 on The Graham Norton show Friday, so stay tuned!

In the meantime, his Nomis double is appearing in reshoots going on in Winnipeg this week. A casting call mentions filming is taking place today and tomorrow, and then again Sunday and Monday. Director David Raymond has also been sharing pics from the chilly set of that film.

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Look for the latest updates on Mission: Impossible 6 and Nomis as they come in.

Monday, January 22, 2018

Wait Is Almost Over: 'M:I6' Director Teases First Trailer

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We knew something  exciting was on the way, when The Graham Norton Show announced the appearance of the Mission: Impossible 6 cast set for this Friday. Now it's all but confirmed... we're getting a new trailer!

The rumor was the M:I6 trailer would be released during the Super Bowl, and while that may still be the case... it's looking like it could arrive sooner than that.

When it drops you'll find it here. Go Henry!


Friday, January 19, 2018

'M:I6' Cast Set For 'Graham Norton Show' Appearance

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BBC One has put out its schedule for next week, and Henry and his Mission: Impossible 6 costars are set to appear on The Graham Norton Show on Friday, January 26th.

This is not the first appearance for Henry, who has been there to promote both Man of Steel and Batman v Superman. We can't wait to see what fun stuff awaits him and his M:I6 costars.

Rumor is the first trailer for the film may be dropping soon... possibly at the Super Bowl, so keep checking back for the latest updates!

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Tuesday, January 16, 2018

New Pic From The Set Of 'Mission: Impossible 6'


This new photo from the set of Mission: Impossible 6 makes us want to dive right into our classic Hollywood collection. Director Chris McQuarrie trying to capture the essence of Henry's character, with the big question being... is he really the M:I6 villain?

All clues point to yes, including that seemingly unstoppable moustache.

We won't have to wait long to find out what its intentions are, with the release of Mission: Impossible 6 now just over 6 months away (July 27).







UPDATE 1/22: Another look from the M:I6 set!


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Monday, January 15, 2018

'Nomis' & 'M:I6' Among Most Anticipated Films Of 2018


2017 was a pretty hectic year for Henry, as he filmed Nomis and Mission: Impossible 6. Now both films are among the most anticipated of 2018!  

Looper included Nomis on its must-watch list:

Henry Cavill hunting a predator in the thriller Nomis, which follows an American police force who finally manage to entrap an online predator, only to be shocked to learn that his crimes go far beyond anything they initially expected. Although there's no word on who Cavill will play, director David Raymond (The Other Man) says he thinks people will be "blown away" by his performance.

Sir Ben Kingsley, Alexandra Daddario, Nathan Fillion, Minka Kelly, Stanley Tucci, Brendan Fletcher, Mpho Koaho, and Emma Tremblay are also set to appear in Nomis, which Raymond also wrote. Although details are still being kept tightly under wraps, with that cast, it's hard not to anticipate a thrilling adventure.


Even better, director David Raymond replied to the write-up with this exciting update...



Mission: Impossible 6 is creating its own buzz, with rumors that the first trailer may drop during the Super Bowl next month. Paramount confirmed it has bought ad spots, but according to Variety the studio is keeping the rest under wraps:

Paramount was unable to offer specifics on its Super Bowl plans, but the studio is slated to release the kids-oriented animated feature “Sherlock Gnomes” in March and is readying a new “Mission: Impossible” feature for later this year.

Paramount and Universal both advertised in last year’s Super Bowl LI, along with Walt Disney. Paramount used the broadcast to promote “Baywatch,” starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Zac Efron, and the release of “Transformers: The Last Knight.”

In the meantime, M:I6 is also mentioned in several must-watch lists of 2018.


Tom Cruise’s latest mission looks to be a direct continuation of Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation with writer/director Christopher McQuarrie returning along with the ensemble cast. New additions include Angela Bassett and Superman actor Henry Cavill, although whether they’ll be playing friends or foes has yet to be revealed.


What It Is: The seemingly immortal Tom Cruise returns to his career-defining role of Ethan Hunt, the jacked-up super-spy who’s always finding himself hanging off a skyscraper in some random part of the world. Most of his friends are back too—Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, and even Rebecca Ferguson, who made such an impression on critics in the last Mission: Impossible, Rogue Nation.


If You Need Convincing: This is the first Mission: Impossible really functioning as a direct sequel, continuing Ethan’s adventures with Ilsa Faust (Ferguson) and even promising the return of Rogue Nation’s villain (Sean Harris). Christopher McQuarrie has returned to direct, and Henry Cavill (Superman himself) is also in the cast.



Complex:

The Mission: Impossible franchise is 20-years-old. 2-0. At this point, do you even need a plot? No, you don’t, which works out since it’s not yet available. Just know this installment will be the first in 3-D because Ethan Hunt keeps getting riskier, the action keeps getting bigger, and the stunts keep blowing our minds. Alec Baldwin, Angela Bassett, and Henry Cavill all join Tom Cruise for this latest global spy expedition, along with perennial faves Ving Rhames and Simon Pegg


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According to Ad Week, a marketing tech firm research reveals that a big part of the attention on M:I6 has to do with... you guessed it. The infamous moustache:

To create the list, the marketing technologies firm analyzed content engagement across more than 600,000 sites to gauge what’s capturing people’s attention and interest, ranking each film based on the volume of engagement (..)

Why Mission: Impossible 6 shows up here at No. 10 even though it does feature Rebecca Ferguson, the best part of the fifth movie, is initially beyond me. Amobee’s data shows, though, that it has to do with Henry Cavill’s mustache. Paramount reportedly refused to let Cavill shave the growth for Justice League reshoots needed when director Joss Whedon stepped in for Zack Snyder, requiring its digital removal.


Last summer Henry did  warn everyone that it was a force to be reckoned with..

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Moustache: 1, World: 0.

Bring on the second round!

Saturday, January 13, 2018

Henry Back In London, Filming Resumes On 'MI:6'


"Today I had the opportunity to met this gentleman @henrycavill what a nice person. I never thought that been in London bring this chance, Cheers"


Henry is back in London after spending his holiday break in South Florida, and lucky Adbu ran into him at the gym!

It's unclear if Henry has finished his work on Mission: Impossible 6, but filming has resumed in London with Tom Cruise spotted doing some stunts today.

Director Chris McQuarrie did give a hint of what was to come...

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Look for the latest production news as we get it! -- Mission: Impossible 6 is out July 27th.

Tuesday, January 9, 2018

New Look From 'M:I6,' 'Nomis' Back To Winnipeg


Surrounded by guns and a man down, a shadowy figure who appears to be Tom Cruise finds himself seemingly trapped in this new look from Mission: Impossible 6.  Director Chris McQuarrie shared the new image on his Instagram today, with filming continuing ahead of a July 27th release. In the meantime, director David Raymond is back in Winnipeg to shoot additional scenes for Nomis.  No release date yet for the psychological thriller.

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Look for the latest news on both of Henry's projects as it happens.

1/12: Director Chris McQuarrie's apparent set photo from London.

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Monday, January 1, 2018

Happy New Year: 'M:I6' & 'Nomis' Out In 2018

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2017 introduced us to two very different sides of Henry on the big screen, and now that 2018 is here we get to see them both!

While we may not know much about his role in Mission: Impossible 6 (rumored to be the villain), we do know he plays a law enforcement agent dealing with a dangerous cyber criminal in Nomis.

M:I6 will hit theaters on July 27, but we're still waiting on a Nomis release date with additional photography scheduled to begin in Winnipeg next week. We'll keep you updated on both projects and anything else Henry may have up his sleeve.


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Here's to an exciting 2018, Happy New Year!



Friday, December 22, 2017

Henry In Florida, 'Mission: Impossible 6' On Holiday Break

Henry is back at his home away from home in Florida, now that Mission: Impossible 6 is on holiday break. He shared an update from the England set before work was finished for the year.

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Director Chris McQuarrie confirmed the cast and crew will be back to wrap up filming in 2018.


As we count down to the July 27th release of the movie, the anticipation is growing! with M:I6 featured in Total Film's winter preview (via @fergusonweb).

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Here's to a 2018 filled with thrills, death-defying stunts, and non-stop action!

Thursday, December 7, 2017

Henry Teases Big Stunt, Gives Kudos To Treasure Hunt Artists


An exciting post from Henry, as he told us all about the artists taking part in his treasure hunt at Ace Comic Con (check out their drawings).


He also teased a big Mission: Impossible 6 stunt he was taking part in and we wouldn't be surprised if it involves heights, given what director Chris McQuarrie has been sharing lately.

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Production continues in London, after Tom Cruise's summer injury forced a delay. At last check, filming was expected to wrap by the end of the year.

Friday, December 1, 2017

Stunt Woman's Pic With 'M:I6' Team In London


‪“London with some of my faves.” 


Stunt woman Janene Carleton has shared her photo with Henry and his Mission: Impossible 6 family in London. We know Henry has been working closely with Wade Eastwood and his team as he shoots stunts for the film, and we can't wait to see their hard work on the big screen when M:I6 opens next July!

Monday, November 27, 2017

Henry's Jiu-Jitsu Update As He Heads To Work


Henry's been filming Mission: Impossible 6 in London since he returned from the world premiere of Justice League in L.A., but that doesn't mean he's letting his Jiu-Jitsu training slip. Today he posted this update from London.

Have a great week, everyone!

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Sunday, November 26, 2017

Actor Shares Peek Of Henry On 'M:I6' Set In London

 

"Markd Goodz: On set with Matthew Romeo Larmond filming a scene for Mission Impossible 6 with Henry Cavill." 

It's been a busy time on the set of Mission: Impossible 6, and today we got a peek at Henry on set. The cast and crew have been filming on location in London after returning from Norway, where Henry and Tom Cruise shot scenes at the world famous Pulpit Rock.


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Director Chris McQuarrie has been sharing updates, and so have those who have bumped into or live near the latest M:I6 set. Check out their pictures and videos and keep checking back for the latest production news! -- Mission: Impossible 6 will hit theaters July 27, 2018.






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