Tom Cruise stays safe with a face mask as he covers up on set of Mission Impossible 7 in Rome
TOM Cruise stayed safe with a face mask as he covers up on the set of Mission Impossible 7 in Rome.
The legendary actor, 58, has thrown himself into the role of Ethan Hunt for a seventh time in new pictures revealed on Tuesday.
They show Tom dressed in a grey waistcoat with the same coloured trousers, alongside a white shirt and metallic tie.
Starring alongside Hayley Atwell, 38, Tom is pictured handcuffed to the actress as they film a car chase through the ancient city.
The star is known for doing his own stunts in these films and fans will be pleased to know he was behind the wheel of the car.
Later on after filming his scenes, the A-lister donned a mask, with crew members following suit to protect themselves against the virus.
The star has been all over the place to film the latest film in the spy thriller franchise.
Photos yesterday revealed Tom sitting on a moving train while waving to fans on the ground.
While anyone else would have needed their full attention, Tom looks thrilled to have been spotted by the fans as he gave them a big smile and friendly wave as he whizzed by.
Dressed in an all black outfit on top of the speeding train, he was accompanied by extras and a film crew.
The actor recently completed a scary jump on top of mountain Helsetkopen in Norway.
The dad-of-three managed to pull off a death-defying motorbike stunt as he flew through the air while filming Mission Impossible.
As the actor flew down the mountain Helsetkopen, near Hellesylt, he completed four jumps on a bike off a huge ramp down the mountain top.
After flying 160ft through the air just days after a horror explosion on set, it’s clear there’s nothing that can put him off filming his next big stunt.
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Tom has also completed a 10,000ft skydive, flown a helicopter through London and pulled wheelies on a BMW superbike during a high-speed chase for the current film.
The movie, which is set to be released on November 19 2021, resumed its filming in April following the coronavirus pandemic.