Tom Cruise dreams of returning to Norway, where the shooting of the finals of the sixth part of the franchise were shot, for the filming "Mission: Impossible 7". Last Saturday, an actor conversation was held with Norwegian Culture Minister Abid Rajoy about the possibility of filming this fall. Raja wrote a post about what hopes that "Mission: Impossible" will return to Norway, and also published a roller with passages from the conversation. In the roller Cruz says:
This is a magnificent country. I can't wait when I can come to Norway again. I, like the whole team, excited a possible return.
Håper På Å Få @Tomcruise. OG. #MissionImpossible Tilbake Til Norge??. https://t.co/jtwhnix6hh
- Abid Q. Raja (@abidraja) July 18, 2020
Also Minister Raja gave an interview with the VG Norwegian site. In it, he said that the shooting is planned to be organized in the northwestern part of the country, famous for its fjords, mountains, waterfalls and a raised coastline. He also expressed the hope that the eighth of the franchise will be filmed in Norway. However, Raja admitted that Coronavirus could create certain problems in the implementation of these plans:
Coronavirus means that it is currently impossible to come to Norway as well as before. We must discuss it in the government and develop relevant rules before we give permission to shoot. I will tell at the Government meeting about his conversation with Cruise.
Currently, a 10-day quarantine has been operating in Norway for arriving in the country. Recently, Cruise and the entire film crew left similar quarantine in the UK, so the new quarantine should not become a problem.