Tom Cruise on world-saving mission strange:-
Tom Cruise on Thursday kicked off the rollout of the fourth installment of the ‘Mission Impossible‘ franchise with a fan screening in Japan ahead of its world premiere next week.
Cruise, 49, returns as super agent Ethan Hunt saving the world yet again in ‘Mission Impossible – Ghost Protocol’ packed with stunts and action scenes, some featuring the world‘s tallest building – Dubai’s 828-metre (2,716 ft) Burj Khalifa.
In the latest in the series of action blockbusters that has grossed over $2 billion worldwide, Impossible Mission Force (IMF) operative Hunt and fellow agents get blamed for a terrorist bombing of the Kremlin and are forced to run.
The agency is dissolved and the group — without any resources or backup — must find a way to clear the agency’s name, prevent another attack and avert a nuclear war.
Asked at a press conference how he coped with hard training and long hours on the set, Cruise said: “I just love what I do and I do it because I want to entertain.”
“I love being a part of the team and telling a story,” said the actor.
Major parts of the film were shot in Dubai, where it will officially open on December 7, while the action also takes Hunt to Moscow, Budapest and Mumbai.
Paramount Pictures, a subsidiary of Viacom Inc, said Cruise chose to start the film’s tour in Tokyo ahead of the Dubai splash as a gesture to his Japanese fans and the nation that suffered so much from the March 11 earthquake, tsunami and the ensuing nuclear crisis.
Cruise is producing the film with JJ Abrams who last teamed up with the actor in 2006 for ‘Mission Impossible III.’
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