Tom Cruise buys "robots" at exorbitant prices for fear of Corona
Tom Cruise is doing his best to protect the crew of the new Mission Impossible 7 movie. Filming is completed in London.
The site "The Sun" revealed that the Hollywood legend had bought two robots to patrol the security and safety at the filming site. This is to prevent employees from violating preventive measures from the emerging corona virus.
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In exchange for these robots, which can also conduct real-time tests for the film crew, Tom Cruise paid huge sums. "Filming will resume in the UK later this week before Tom Cruise travels to Dubai," a source on the filming site said.
He added, “Tom is very serious about this, and he does not want someone's negligence to cause the filming to close. So much so, that he bought these robots because he couldn't be everywhere to make sure the employees behaved well. And they are following all preventive measures. ”
The source continued: “Robots are really sophisticated and somewhat terrifying. It's like the one in Terminator, but not as violent. ”
Tom Cruise threatened the film's cast last month that they would be fired if they did not comply with the rules. An audio recording of the American star was spreading, as crew members shouted obscene words. Due to inaction and lack of commitment to enforce social distancing and other safety rules that allow films to be made during the Coronavirus pandemic. According to the "Zahrat Al Khaleej" website.
On this subject, the source said: “Yes, perhaps the audio recording that appeared last month was a little exaggerated. But Tom Cruise was right, and there are many who sympathized with him.
It is reported that two of the employees in the film were infected with the Corona virus last year while in Venice. Filming was postponed as the international shutdowns began.
Tom Cruise will visit Dubai to shoot scenes from the new movie. More than 10 years after filming the fourth installment of the Mission Impossible series, Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol.
