Tom Cruise to star in outer space in his new film

The legendary Hollywood actor, who is in his sixties, is actively preparing for a role in the film, some of the scenes of which will be filmed in outer space for the first time in the history of cinema.

Tom Cruise is one of the few actors who does almost all (if not all) of his own stunts with minimal CGI in post-production. Of recent examples, it is worth noting his box office blockbuster Top Gun: Maverick, where Cruise himself piloted a fighter jet. It looks like the actor wants to raise the bar.



In developing the new film, Cruise will team up with director Doug Liman, whom he has already met on the set of the films "Edge of Tomorrow" and "Made in America". The project was announced back in 2020, but the work had to be temporarily postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Not much is known about the film itself, it doesn't even have a working title. Most of the story is set to take place on Earth, but at one point, Cruise's character must go into space on a special mission. The timing of the start of the filming process and the exact release date are still unknown.



The director and actor have already approached Universal Pictures with a request to send them to the ISS. If everything goes smoothly, then Tom Cruise will become the first actor in history to film in outer space.