Mission Impossible VI: Fallout

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http://www.darkhorizons.com/news/37101/-mission-impossible-6-already-in-the-works

Paramount was so enamoured by what it saw of Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation during filming that it wasted no time moving the film forwards months to a summer release. Speculation has emerged that they're keen enough that they're already lining up a sixth entry into the franchise.

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http://www.darkhorizons.com/news/38087/-mission-impossible-6-to-film-next-summer

This could be out as soon as 2017 it seems

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http://www.darkhorizons.com/news/38147/paramount-confirms-sixth-mission-plans

Paramount has confirmed it's officially coming

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http://www.darkhorizons.com/news/40203/mcquarrie-confirmed-to-direct-sixth-mission

Christopher McQuarrie is confirmed to be the first director to return to directing duties on a MI film, having been locked in to return for M:I6

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http://www.darkhorizons.com/news/40325/ferguson-to-return-for-mission-impossible-6

Looks like Rebecca Ferguson has signed on for M:I6 helping her be the one to overcome the female lead revolving door approach the series has adopted so far.

[darkangel]

Cruise is getting a bit old for all of this, while Rogue Nation was great. He seemed... so... tired. It was strange.

[Kit]

Really I wish tom cruise would piss off.

[QualityChimp]

I really enjoyed Rogue Nation, sorry Kit!

I found it better than SPECTRE, if I'm honest.

[Kit]

It's not that he's awful it's the fact he keeps doing these (six of them) while buying roles in other films that have a similar theme; Jack Reacher, Collateral.

Those roles should have gone to other actors.

Feel the same about him doing Edge of Tomorrow and Oblivion - great stories ruined by his casting.

[Darwock]

He was great in those last two. I do agree that Mission Impossible seems to be a poor fit these days.

[QualityChimp]

I think we're all thinking the same thing, then.

Cruise isn't a bad actor, he's very good, but he's bigger than any film he's in now and it's hard to see his characters, rather than Tom Cruise in Space, Spy Cruise, Assassin Cruise and so on.

In Edge of Tomorrow, I liked how he started off as a cowardly ass, and in Collateral, he was pretty ruthless.

That's always the case, unfortunately. Films like The Blair With Project Worked because the actors were unknowns and people genuinely thought something had happened to them, but movies always fare better when there's a big, well-known name at the top of the poster.

Authors can use pseudonyms to write in a different style without any baggage or expectations, but unless you're Johnny Depp and his never ending box of fancy dress costumes, it's tricky for an actor to be somebody else.

Or the Smeagle guy.

[Asura]

Authors can use pseudonyms to write in a different style without any baggage or expectations, but unless you're Johnny Depp and his never ending box of fancy dress costumes, it's tricky for an actor to be somebody else.

I'm suddenly reminded of Robert Downey Jr in Tropic Thunder.

[teddymeow]

I'm suddenly reminded of Robert Downey Jr in Tropic Thunder.

Or Tom Cruise in Tropic Thunder!

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http://www.darkhorizons.com/sixth-mission-impossible-has-a-title/

M:I6 has a final title and it's Mission Impossible: Fallout

A trailer is expected during Super Bowl next Sunday

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Taking more of an earth tone this time comes the first trailer for Fallout