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Parts of "Mission: Impossible – Fallout" are recorded in the Norwegian mountain world, and the spectacular mountain plateau of Forsand is the scene of the film's heyday
Here is the final settlement between the superstars Tom Cruise and Henry Cavill. Something that does not coincide, says award-winning director Christopher McQuarrie at NRK
– I wanted a confrontation at the edge of a cliff, and I needed something that Tom could fall off, he said . Norway is renowned for its beautiful landscapes, New Zealand, and offers ideal locations for magnificent recordings. Parts of the film are recorded here, but McQuarrie was not entirely satisfied with the proposals for the final settlement.
It is until a coordinator shows him a picture of the Preikestolen.
Then it was decided.
Director Christopher McQuarrie needed a sharp decline. The solution is given.
– As Suspended on a Painting
Actors also do not save on superlatives when they talk about pearls of western nature.
– I liked the Americans who won Oscars. that's what Henry Cavill says.
He plays the character of August Walker – the rival of Ethan Hunt, played by Tom Cruise. Cavill tells you how to record scenes at the edge of the steep wall of the mountain.
– It's so high that when you hang outside, it does not look real. It's like suspending a painting, says the Hollywood star, who is known for his role as Superman in "Man of Steel" (2013).
Asked if he would recommend others to visit the place where he stands without reserve:
– Certainly, definitely, definitely
Also the biggest star of the movie, Tom Cruise, agreed. According to the director, he was swept away by what was filmed in Norway.
Henry Cavill is one of the antagonists of "Mission: Impossible – Fallout". The British actor describes the Norwegian nature as a painting
Photo: Bjørn Pedersen
International breakthrough for Jones?
But it is not only the Preikestolen who praises it. On Monday, NRK could say that actor Kristoffer Joner plays the role of a fanatical atomic researcher with dark backbones.
McQuarrie had not met Jonas before recording, and gave him the job after seeing some of Stavanger's actors
– He really is amazing he says .
Someone else also noticed
– People talk about him all the time. They wonder where I found it. He's really amazing, says McQuarrie.
The actor Kristoffer Joner reverses his role as a fanatical nuclear scientist in "Mission: Impossible – Fallout".
Photo: Julia Naglestad / NRK
Known on the nerves
Jones appreciates A pat on his shoulder and he tells him that he learned a lot while working with Tom Cruise and Company
– C & It's fun for a little Storhaug movie buff to work with such people, he says.
The recording for Joners part was held in London and he describes it as intense and stimulating.
– after a few hours, it started to be fun. There were nerves at first. He must be admitted, he says.
The Kinopremier in Norway is August 3rd and the municipality of Forsand has announced that there will be a separate view of the Preikestolen.
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