Paramount also moves many other films.
Ethan Hunt in Mission Impossible: Deadly Sentence – Part 1
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After what Mission Impossible: Deadly Sentence – Part 1 will be released in theaters around the world on June 12 of this year, we all expected to see its continuation and finale in 2024. The plans of good old Tom and his production company, Paramount Pictures, were the same, but it seems that finally Part 2which also will change name although we still don’t know what it will be, It will not be screened in theaters on June 28, 2024 As planned.
Variety has reported that the American company has moved what would be the eighth film in the franchise born in 1996 to May 23, 2025which is almost a year late compared to the initial date. The reason? The strikes that are hitting Hollywood in recent months, especially that of actors that is still ongoing, led by SAG-AFTRA (a duo formed by the Screen Actors Guild -SAG- and the American Federation of Radio and Television Artists – AFTRA-), although today we also learned that the studios have just given in and offered a new agreement; We’ll see what it turns out to be.
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But the producer and distributor has not only moved Ethan Hunt and his entire team on the calendar, since there has been a quite important redistribution of spaces, which includes advances and not just delays; evidently with films recorded before the strike, so it can fill a year that would otherwise remain almost blank.
Let’s start with IFby John Krainski, a film starring Krasinski himself, Ryan Reynolds, Alan Kim and Phoebe Waller-Bridge, which has been brought forward from May 24 to 17, 2024. Continuing with the actor who played Jim in The Officethe spin off of A Quiet Place, which we will know as A Quiet Place: Day Onegoes from March 8, 2024 to June 28 of the same year.
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2023-10-24 06:56:43
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