INTERVIEW. Tom Cruise from the Eiffel Tower presents "Mission Impossible: Fallout"

When he does not privatize the Etoile roundabout to ride against it, he gives interviews on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower. Twenty-two years after the first "Mission: Impossible" and a few days before the release in France of the new album, "Fallout", Tom Cruise was the guest of the 20h of France 2. The opportunity to return to this film, true "postcard" of the City-Light. "We wanted to celebrate the city of Paris," says the actor, who confesses to worship history. "Mission Impossible, it's a film that I wanted to create to celebrate different cultures, to go to different countries …"

City " perfect for the cinema "according to the actor, Paris was the ideal scene of the new adventures of Ethan Hunt. Realizing his stunts in person, Cruise admits to adore "rolling the cash in the box" in the streets of Paris … even if it sometimes involves giving of his person. When filming in London, he broke his ankle against a wall. "It was the first day of shooting, we had to stop everything for six weeks."

Record (already) beaten

In the film, Ethan Hunt and his team have to face the fallout ("Fallout" in English ) of their decisions against the Union, the organization of the shadow led by Solomon Lane (Sean Harris). Determined to wreak havoc with weapons of mbad destruction, the union will train Hunt's team around the world, including the United Kingdom, India, and of course Paris. For its part, the CIA, worried about the loyalty of Hunt, sends the agent August Walker, incarnated by a Henry Cavill more mustachioed than ever, to handcuff him.

With 61.5 million dollars of revenue from his first weekend of operation in the United States and 153 million worldwide, "Fallout" has already achieved the best start of the saga's films, two days before its release in France. The previous episode had in any case seduced the French, who were 2.8 million to see him in the cinema.