"Mission Impossible 5" Cast, Plot Updates: Director Christopher McQuarrie does a spill all on Twitter? New leading lady to be introduced
With just a few months away from the early premiere of the much anticipated "Mission Impossible 5", fans are already starting to get worried because of the lack of trailers and spoilers about the upcoming film. Rumors are also running about the crew having to re-film everything because of the unsatisfactory ending of the 4th installment of the movie franchise. Thanks to movie director Christopher McQuarrie, fans need not worry anymore. He recently hosted a 30-minute Q&A on his Twitter account last Saturday, May 7 to satisfy the fans curiosity.
Leading ladies Paula Patton and Maggie Q will not be included in the movie this time around. They were both asked to reprise their old roles for the upcoming film but declined the offer due to conflicts with their schedule. Rebecca Ferguson ends up getting the right-hand wing woman of Ethan Hunt in the movie. The two are seen running around the busy streets of Vienna during the production of the movie.
Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg and Jeremy Renner are still in the movie as their former characters. They'll end up having more time onscreen than what they had before. Jeremy Renner was also rumored to be sitting out the series but later on announced on his social media account that he's already filing for the movie. Alec Baldwin, Simon McBurney and Rebecca Ferguson will join the cast this time around. Sean Harris from 'Prometheus' is also announced to be playing as villain in this year franchise.
Director McQuarrie also revealed that a trailer and subtitle for the movie is about to be released any time soon so fans should keep their eyes glued on the latest updates on the film. He also denied that they had to redo everything for the movie. The last part of the movie which was also rumored to be unsatisfactory is currently being filmed in London as of the moment.
McQuarrie also hinted that this movie will definitely have a different vibe and feel compared to the early installments. He promised a "nostalgic" feeling for this year's "Mission Impossible" franchise. The only struggle that he and the rest of the cast and crew had to face in the filming of the movie came was its early release. The movie was earlier scheduled to be released for Christmas but was later on moved for summer, July 3, 2015.
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