March 16th 2024.
Tom Cruise is facing a major obstacle in the filming of Mission: Impossible 8 due to the closure of the M25 this weekend. However, the resourceful actor has come up with a solution to ensure that production will continue without delay. Reports have revealed that Tom has arranged for helicopters to be on standby in London, ready to fly the cast and crew to the set at Surrey's Longcross Studios.
This location is just off the M3, close to the affected stretch of the M25, and Tom has even used a helipad in Battersea before for quick transportation. According to sources, Tom is determined to keep filming on track despite the M25 closure, and is willing to do whatever it takes to make it happen.
The M25 closure, which is the first-ever daytime closure in its history, is expected to cause massive delays and headaches for motorists. However, for Tom and his team, it's just another hurdle to overcome. The actor, who is known for his professionalism, has already dealt with delays caused by the pandemic and last year's actors' strike, pushing the release date of the movie to 2025.
In order to ensure that filming continues smoothly, Tom has made arrangements for any affected staff or stars to be flown in by helicopter if they are unable to reach the set due to the M25 closure. This impressive feat has been compared to a scene from one of Tom's action movies, and it's a testament to his dedication and determination to keep the show on the road.
However, this is not the only closure planned for the M25, as there are four more daytime closures expected up to September. National Highways project leader Jonathan Wade has advised motorists to avoid traveling if possible, and to use alternative modes of transport such as trains, walking, or cycling.
In the midst of all this chaos, Tom and his co-stars have also been spotted in Derbyshire, sparking rumors that parts of the movie may be filmed there as well. Tom even made a surprise visit to a restaurant in Bakewell during breaks from filming, much to the delight of the staff.
The Agency has reached out to Tom's representative for comment on the situation. Despite the challenges, Tom remains determined to complete the movie and deliver another thrilling installment in the Mission: Impossible franchise.
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