The eighth installment in the Tom Cruise franchise will no longer arrive on June 28, 2024 but almost a year later.
Within the framework of the strike in hollywoodthe next adventure of Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible won’t be coming soon. Paramount Pictures decided to delay the release of the movie almost a year.
The eighth Mission Impossible will not be released on June 28, 2024 as planned but on May 23, 2025. According to the producer, the lack of agreement with the actors on strike causes the film to not be completed on time.
Besides, Paramount confirmed that this film will receive a name change. The eighth inning will no longer be the second part of “Death Sentence”but will have its own title that has not yet been confirmed.
In the same way“A Quiet Place: Day One”, prequel to the 2018 film, runs from March 8, 2024 to the previous release date of Tom Cruise. Another movie that moved on the calendar was an animated SpongeBob SquarePants movie that will now be released on December 19, 2025.
Strike in Hollywood: actors and studios return to the negotiating table
Despite having solved the writers strikethe measures of strength of the actors They continue and next Tuesday they will meet again with the big studios and streaming platforms. streaming of hollywood. The actors unionSAG-AFTRA) and the AMPTP (association that brings together the studies) they had reached a stalemate in the discussion 10 days ago.
SAG-AFTRA confirmed that the studios decided to negotiate again on October 24. Several executives from AMPTP member companies will attend.
The discussions broke down on October 11 with the AMPTP expressing that the difference between both sides was “too big.” The union and the companies clashed especially over a SAG-AFTRA proposal to establish a flat per-subscriber sum for actors.
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