Christopher McQuarrie briefed fans on a trailer for Mission: Impossible 7 and said he had not seen a trailer for the upcoming movie either.
Mission: Impossible 7 director Christopher McQuarrie has yet to see a trailer for his upcoming movie. McQuarrie has directed for the past two Impossible mission installments, which take the franchise even higher in terms of quality and box office gross, such as Dropout raised more than $ 790 million at the global box office (the highest of any) M: Ek movie). The upcoming seventh installment will hit theaters on November 19 this year, and Tom Cruise, Rebecca Ferguson, Simon Pegg and the new faces like Hayley Atwell and Pom Klementieff will return.
The seventh Impossible mission, which was originally to be filmed with the eighth film from back to back, endured a difficult production. The survey had to be interrupted several times due to COVID-19, and Cruise even had an outburst on set because crew members did not comply with the COVID safety rules. However, the cast and crew are close to filming, and McQuarrie continued to bother from the set, like a black and white image of Cruise that he does so often on screen, and it’s executed. However, those who eventually want to see a glimpse of the film in the form of a trailer may have to wait a while.
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Like McQuarrie and co. continue to apply the final finishing touches to their next Impossible mission, the director took time to connect with fans on Twitter. McQuarrie responds to one fan who asked if it’s hard not to repeat Ethan Hunt’s story, writing: “Just wait.” After the teasing, another fan commented by writing: “ALREADY LET THE TRAILER OUT.” Judging by McQuarrieanswer, he has not yet shifted his focus to a trailer as he writes: “I promise to tell you as soon as I see one myself.” Full tweets can be seen below:
Although the majority of Mission: Impossible 7 shot, it is still not officially wrapped. The film will also appear in November and be the first trailer for Dropout only dropped about five months before the film’s release date. So if Paramount plans to follow a similar timeline, fans will likely have to wait a few months before seeing their first look at the next film in the franchise. In addition to the fact that they are probably still finishing the last few parts of the recording, the release dates in Hollywood are also changing, so the team wants a clearer idea of their release date before dropping a trailer. Mission: Impossible 7 is already scheduled to pick up Paramount + just 45 days after it was released in theaters on November 19th.
This is understandable why fans are so eager to see a trailer for the film, as McQuarrie not only constantly teased on social media, but that the director revealed last year that Cruise will be performing tricks in the new sequels she death-defying role will play helicopter chase in Dropout “Looks like toys.” It’s a scary, yet exciting thought, and it’s part of the reason the franchise is getting bigger with each passing film, because the public wants to see what Cruise is going to do next. Unfortunately, they will probably have to wait a little longer for a Mission: Impossible 7 trailer, at least until McQuarrie saw himself.
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- Mission: Impossible 7 (2021)Release date: 19 November 2021
- Mission: Impossible 8 (2022)Release Date: 04 Nov 2022
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