Tom Cruise's Upcoming Adventure To Be Shot In Outer Space, All Thanks To NASA And Elon Musk’s Space X: Reports
Hollywood star Tom Cruise is all set to leave us surprised with his next. Reports suggest that the actor is planning to star in film to be shot in the outer space in collaboration with Elon Musk and NASA
Nothing is impossible for the Hollywood star Tom Cruise from jumping off the one of the tallest buildings on the planet, Burj Khalifa in Dubai to hanging out of an airplane, the actor doesn’t leave any stone unturned when he shoots for his films. Thus, leaving behind a benchmark with his every film of his career, the actor plans to set yet another record with his next too. Finger crossed! If the actor manages to do he will be the first actor to cross the limits and shoot in the outer space.
Yes! As per reports in Deadline.com, the actor along with founder, CEO of Space X are working on something exciting in collaboration with NASA. If things fall in place, the actor will be shooting the first ever adventure film in the outer space. Woah! Now that states why nothing is impossible for the actor. The project is in its early stage of planning and preparation, it is yet to get a studio on board to back it with humungous funds. Also it is reported that it won’t part of Mission: Impossible film series.
Well what are you thinking? Already imagining the actor in a space suit, combating his rivals in outer space, well the sight will be a memorable one.
Soon to be turning 60, the actor was represented with this idea several years ago by director James Cameron. The director had revealed of talking to the actor about a film on similar lines some 15 years ago, when he had contract with Russians in the year 2000 allowing him to go on space and shoot 3D documentary. ALSO READ: Tom Cruise AKA Ethan Hunt’s Mission: Impossible 7 and 8 Delayed Due To Coronavirus Outbreak; Details Inside
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