Tom Cruise says "Mission Impossible 6" is already in the works. The vice Chairman of Paramount Pictures Rob Moore gives his strong approval for the Mission Impossible sequel.
Variety reports that Rob Moore, Paramount Pictures vice chairman, backs up Tom Cruise for more of Ethan Hunt's mission impossible adventure. In an interview, Rob Moore told Variety that the studio is happy to be working on Mission Impossible movie with Tom. "There's no question that Ethan Hunt deserves another film," Moore added.
The studio is already having pleasure with the global opening gross sale of $121 million for "Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation." There is no doubt that Paramount Pictures would not hop in for the next movie sequel project of Tom Cruise who is at the same time producer of the M.I. franchise.
Empire Online says that Tom Cruise has announced already the Mission Impossible sequel. On Tuesday evening, Tom has appeared in Jon's Stewart "The Daily Show." Tom has disclosed to Jon that they would probably start the production and filming next summer for the "Mission Impossible 6."
Of course, Paramount Pictures has not released yet an official statement concerning the "M.I. 6", but given the success of "Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation," there is no doubt that the studio would hop in for the next M.I. sequel. Paramount Pictures would absolutely maintain its position concerning the movie franchise. Should the studio decide to let go of the "M.I sequel" that would come as surprise
Though, Tom Cruise has already announced the plan of Mission Impossible 6, it is quite early to know about the details of the upcoming M.I sequel. But if the studio and the producers would keep its tradition, fans could expect a new set of writer and director teams. Everybody knows that every M.I films were penned and helmed by someone new. Unless the producers would approach the new film differently in terms of the teams who work behind the "Mission Impossible" franchise.
