Tom Cruise to build coronavirus-free village for Mission: Impossible crew

Hollywood star Tom Cruise is reportedly planning to build a ‘coronavirus-free' village for the cast and crew of Mission: Impossible 7 so that they can complete the shoot of the film without contracting the virus.

According to reports, Cruise is planning to create a makeshift village at an abandoned RAF site in Oxfordshire. It is being reported that the actor and producer along with his A-list cast will stay in VIP Winnebago trailers, so they can protect the crew from catching coronavirus.

"The film has already been heavily delayed and there's no sign of things going totally back to normal any time soon, so this is a way to try to get things up and moving again quickly and safely," said a source.

The source added, "It's also tough to get hotel rooms at the moment as most of them are shut for the foreseeable future, so it was this or delay things for even longer, it will mean some of the world's biggest stars all living together in a posh campsite while working alongside the rest of the team. It's pricey but Tom always does things bigger and better than anyone, and there's a hell of a lot riding on this film, the Mission: Impossible movies are all massive box office successes and the studio is right behind getting this back on track."

The news comes after several reports suggested that Mission: Impossible 7 will resume filming in September. It also stated that the COVID-19 pandemic forced the team to relocate from Venice to the UK.

Also starring Simon Pegg, Alec Baldwin, Vanessa Kirby and Rebecca Ferguson, Mission: Impossible 7, which is being helmed by filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie, was slated for release on July 23, 2021. Due to the delays induced by the pandemic, it will now open on November 19, 2021.