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The Insane Story Behind Mission: Impossible Fallouts Arc De Triomphe Motorcycle Stunt
The Mission: Impossible films are defined by their spectacular action set pieces. Mention Ghost Protocol, and your first thought likely goes to the Burj Khalifa sequence (and yes, your palms will get sweaty). Bring up Rogue Nation, and you might remember Tom Cruise hanging on the outside of a massive airplane as it takes off. The latest film, Mission: Impossible -- Fallout, has multiple stunt sequences to choose from, so when CinemaBlend sat down across from director Chris McQuarrie, we chose to ask him about the motorcycle chase around the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France. The story of how they pulled it off does NOT disappoint, so I'll let McQ take it from here:
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If you have even a passing interest in filmmaking, and the construction of a blockbuster action movie, then the Mission: Impossible franchise provides you with endless fare to overanalyze, and Christopher McQuarrie serves as a masterclass professor in pulling off the magic tricks. For real, study what he does -- and has done on both Mission: Impossible -- Rogue Nation and Mission: Impossible -- Fallout -- and then try to hire Tom Cruise. Because as McQuarrie explains, that guy is up for anything.
Earlier in our conversation with McQuarrie, he commented that Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) is both lucky AND good, but luck favors the prepared... and Ethan's always prepared for whatever might come. Well, McQuarrie and his team are always prepared, so when the Arc de Triomphe was cleared from traffic for a short period of time, they jumped. They had two hours, total, to get the shot. That meant 30 minutes to get their stunt cars going in the right direction. And 15 minutes of Tom Cruise driving against traffic on a motorcycle, surrounded by cameras.
It's an astonishing scene. One that we gush about in the latest episode of ReelBlend, a podcast that we recorded IN PARIS, the night of the movie's World Premiere.
Mission: Impossible -- Fallout opens in theaters on July 27, and it delivers on the wall-to-wall action that you have come to expect from the Mission franchise. Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his team have to take on a personal mission after Ethan makes a crucial decision, one that puts the world at risk. In the process, they interact with an old threat... and meet new ones in the process.
It's always a blast to sit across from the team behind the Mission: Impossible films and discuss how these movies are made. Simon Pegg recently shared with us how Fortnite helps his character, Benji, train. And the cast had a fun debate about whether Ethan Hunt is a good agent, or just lucky. We will have plenty more from the Paris world premiere as the movie's opening date draws closer.
The question comes to mind often during the 147-minute sixth entry in the Mission: Impossible series, subtitled Fallout and starring, as ever, Xenu's favorite son, Tom Cruise, as unflappable and mostly unbreakable I.M.F. (Impossible Missions Force) secret agent Ethan Hunt. Behind-the-scenes devotees will know that Cruise fractured his ankle
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Mission: Impossible - Fallout is action filmmaking done to perfection with an electrifying film score by Lorne Balfe that compliments every scene, I loved it. Some of you may know I'm not exactly the biggest Tom Cruise fan and that's putting it mildly but damn he's one hell of a stunt man.
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Jaunty banter, truly insane stunts and Tom Cruise's seemingly superhuman inability to slow down aside, one of the most arresting aspects of Mission: Impossible — Fallout are the film's environments. As IMF agent Ethan Hunt, Cruise is chased down, on a motorcycle, through the middle of Paris, crashes through London offices only to end up
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12. The Paris Motorcycle Chase From Mission: Impossible - Fallout. McQuarrie's chases in Rogue Nation were fine, but didn't bring anything special to the table. Fallout has one of the best chases in the franchise, with Cruise racing against traffic around the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, getting hit by a car, and still somehow escaping. It
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Mission: Impossible - Fallout is number one at the US box office, it's a huge hit around the world - and critics hail it as the best in the long-running series. It's an intense thrill-ride with insane stunts and lots of action, and I'm very happy to give you the exclusive inside-story on how the movie's spectacular sound was made, as told by supervising sound editor James Mather:
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While doing many of the stunt scenes in the first four films, it was Rogue Nation where it was reported that he took over doing all of his own stunt work. As an actor who is now 56, this is quite impressive. This is especially true when you see the stunts that he performs in the latest film, Mission Impossible: Fallout.
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Robbie Maddison achieves the impossible, jumping his motorcycle to the top of the Arc de Triomphe at the Paris Las Vegas. Then he came down. Congratulations Robbie.
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The Insane Story Behind Mission: Impossible Fallout's Arc De
The latest film, Mission: Impossible — Fallout, has multiple stunt sequences to choose from, so when CinemaBlend sat down across from director Chris McQuarrie, we chose to ask him about the motorcycle chase around the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France. The story of how they pulled it off does NOT disappoint, so I'll let McQ take it from here:
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