Tom Cruise in self-isolation after ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ crew tested positive for Covid-19

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Shooting of the Tom Cruise-starrer has been shut down for 14 days. Photo: Reuters

Mission: Impossible 7 has temporarily stopped filming in the United Kingdom after members of production tested positive for Covid-19.

Shooting of the Tom Cruise-starrer has been shut down for 14 days, while people involved during production were tasked to self-isolate, as per The Hollywood Reporter on June 3.

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