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In the new movie "Mission: Impossible", which premiered in August, the Pulpit Rock is added to India.
The big movie with Tom Cruise in mind has attracted a lot of attention throughout Norway when the final stages were recorded at the Preikestolen in Lysefjorden last fall.
The dramatic four minutes where the superstar is suspended at the edge of the iconic tourist attraction, was considered a giant victory for Norwegian tourism. For many, the director Christopher McQuarrie placed the Preikestolen in Kashmir, India
. For Dagbladet, the director of tourism, Elisabeth Saupstad, in the region of Stavanger in Norway, says that the public will soon discover
– The pulpit is almost as emblematic as the Eiffel Tower in Paris, so I think it will not be a problem.
Neither the CEO Hege Kjellevold in the Preikestolen Foundation thinks that it is a big problem that the action has been added to India.
– We were prepared for this. This is how it happens in international big films. It is unlikely that such a story occurred here, she told Dagbladet
US film production received six million crowns thanks to the encouragement program of the Norwegian Institute of cinema. The system is intended to promote Norwegian culture, history and nature
(© NTB)
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