Tom Cruise “left a rare copy of the upcoming Top Gun: Maverick in his bodyguard’s car” before he was robbed in Birmingham last week
One of the world’s only copies of Top Gun: Maverick was stolen last week during a raid in which thieves rushed into Tom Cruise’s bodyguard car in Birmingham.
While he was busy filming scenes for the upcoming Mission: Impossible 7 movie, the 59-year-old Hollywood actor would have thousands of pounds worth of luggage on August 24th.
The £ 100,000 BMW was snatched out of the Grand Hotel, where Tom has been staying. According to The Sun, the thieves used a scanner to clone the signal from the vehicle’s power door.
Oh no! Tom Cruise “left a rare copy of the upcoming Top Gun: Maverick in his bodyguard’s car” before he was robbed in Birmingham last week
Before the crime: the £ 100,000 snatched BMW out of the Grand Hotel, where Tom has stayed
However, it is said that the box office success of the Oscar nominee is worth more, a huge amount of 120 million pounds.
Sources close to the Hollywood actor told The Sun: “This film has been hit by challenges, but everyone involved is excited about how it has come together. Finally, the end is in sight.
“So after all the hard work, the idea of it leaking after Covid’s delays forced his release back next year is devastating.
Busy Bee: While filming scenes for the upcoming film Mission: Impossible 7, the 59-year-old Hollywood actor allegedly stole luggage worth thousands of pounds (pictured in 2018)
Shocking: Thieves reportedly used a scanner to clone the vehicle’s start signal
“Only copies outside the studio vaults have been assigned their own security when transported.
“There’s too much riding in that not to do it.”
Fans who had anticipated seeing the film’s icon resume his role as captain Pete ‘Maverick’ Mitchell will have to wait a little longer, it was announced on Wednesday.
Friends: Tom (right) posted a photo with construction agents at Birmingham New Street station
Paramount Pictures said it would drive the highly anticipated Top Gun: Maverick from November 19, 2021 to May 27, 2022. Prior to that, it had been slated for release on July 12, 2019.
The movements were made by the studio because it did not want to “choose” the films that would open in this current climate.
The report reveals that the film giant believes that all its projects and stars deserve the same consideration and box office positioning in today’s market.
Going back: Fans who expected to see Tom Cruise playing two of his most iconic roles will have to wait a little longer
Box office: the report reveals that the study believes that all its projects and stars deserve the same consideration and positioning at the box office in today’s market
Paramount also made these moves after consulting with its global team about COVID-19 and the infectious variant of Delta.
With much brighter global box office prospects for 2022, the studio simply decided to maximize the potential of its current slate and move its films to 2022.
The Top Gun sequel will now clash with Keanu Reeves and John Wick: Chapter 4 during Memorial Day holiday weekend.
Delays: has seen its fair share of delays over the years, as it was originally scheduled to be published on July 12, 2019