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“We have a big project in the works with Tom that sees him getting a rocket to the space station,” said Dame Donna Langley, president of Universal.<\/p>\n
“And hopefully he’ll become the first civilian to spacewalk outside the International Space Station. He’ll play a down-on-his-luck guy who finds himself in the position of being the only person who could save the Earth,” Langley said.<\/p>\n
During an interview with the BBC<\/i>the board said plans for the film first surfaced in 2020 with Elon Musk’s SpaceX and NASA, who have a priority role in the project.<\/p>\n
Doug Liman is being considered to direct the film and revealed last year that he is “more confident” to make a movie in space after filming locked down<\/i> in London during last season’s sanitary isolation.<\/p>\nWill Tom be able to do it?<\/h2>\n
The 60-year-old Cruise is an adventurer and screen pro, so he doesn’t take stunt doubles. It is he himself who executes his jumps in airplanes, clings to his wing during takeoff or jumps into the water from a height of 35 meters and remains submerged there while holding his breath for about six minutes.<\/p>\n
Its secret is its complementary training and with a great diversity of resources, among which it includes different disciplines, beyond physical work and resistance. He takes fencing, caving, hiking, sea kayaking, jogging and climbing classes, they are some of the ones that feed his range of activities, according to a report by the magazine. Men’s Health<\/i>. So being part of a project outside the Earth’s atmosphere will put him as one of the biggest Hollywood stars in history.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n