Published 13:36 IST, May 27th 2020
Tom Cruise, NASA and Space X's film to be directed by Doug Liman
It was recently reported that Tom Cruise, NASA & Space X's space film has roped in director Doug Liman to be the director of the film. Read here to know
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Tom Cruise is one of most loved American film actors in Hollywood. Over years, he has me his name by doing his own stunts in films and has established himself as one of best action heroes of all time. Be it scaling world's tallest building, i.e. Dubai's Burj Khalifa, hanging off side of an aeroplane in air, to diving into sea midflight, he has done it all. But this time, he is planning to take things up a tch. His next film will reportedly literally be out of this world. It was recently reported that Tom Cruise, NASA and Elon Musk's X will be filming his upcoming narrative feature film in . film recently landed a director. Here is all we kw about film so far.
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Tom Cruise's film gets a director
After NASA confirmed that y are collaborating with Tom Cruise and Elon Musk’s X on making a film in outer , w an entertainment portal has revealed that film has found its director. It is reported that Dough Liman will be directing this out of world project. Doug Liman and Tom Cruise have previously worked on films like Edge of Tomorrow and American Me. news of a film being shot in was thaught as a joke but after NASA confirmed it days later, fans are excited to kw more about film.
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All we kw so far about film is that it has distributor and plot details are also unkwn. But hiring of Doug Liman will be a step in right direction as ir previous works toger have been loved by fans. It is said that film was me with Paramount but y have clarified that it is t same film. But both Tom and Doug have been developing Doug's passion projet Lunar Park. Lunar Park is a film that revolves around a group of renege employees who go to moon to steal an energy source. It is said that Liman will pen script of Lunar Park and film will be produced by Cruise. It is said that production will t be happening anytime soon due to ongoing pandemic.
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13:36 IST, May 27th 2020