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1905 film news Recently, there have been reports that the film "Mission Impossible 7" starring Tom Cruise will stop filming in Italy due to the increase in cases of novel coronavirus pneumonia in Italy.
On February 25th, Paramount Pictures responded to this, saying: “Due to the safety of actors and crew, and to cooperate with the local government in Venice to stop public activities in response to the new coronavirus, we will The three-week filming plan in Venice will be adjusted. Italy is the first stop of "Mission Impossible 7". During this period, we allow the crew to go home until the day when filming resumes, we will continue to monitor the epidemic. Develop and cooperate with the local government.”
Currently, Venice has closed all schools and museums, and cancelled cultural, sports and other public activities. According to the New York Times, Italy has blocked 10 northern cities and towns. The continuous outbreak of the coronavirus is likely to bring more troubles to film production around the world, and it also brings tremendous pressure to overseas filming.
