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Mission Impossible 6: Fallout - Tom Cruise reveals title, release date and stunt in first Instagram posts

Christopher Hooton
Thursday 25 January 2018 16:24 GMT
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(Tom Cruise/Instagram)

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Either Tom Cruise has no idea how to use a clapperboard, or he has just revealed when Mission: Impossible 6 will hit cinemas.

Joining Instagram, the finest sprinter in Hollywood posted a photo revealing the film's title, Mission: Impossible: Fallout, with the Slate field saying 'SUMMER' (slated for summer, geddit?) and the Take field as 18 (no wordplay here).

Because Tom Cruise is never not hanging out the side of moving vehicle, he also posted a photo of him balancing on a helicopter's landing skids as it soars over a mountain range.

He is of course doing all his own stunts again, and only the other day was running over the roof of a bridge across the Thames a couple of miles away from our office.

Tom Cruise performs Mission Impossible stunt on Blackfriars Bridge

Alec Baldwin, Simon Pegg, Ving Rhames, Michelle Monaghan and Rebecca Ferguson will all return for Mission: Impossible: Fallout (so many colons), joined this time by Henry Cavill, Angela Bassett and Vanessa Kirby.

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