Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation
Release Date: 30th July 2015 - Australia
Production Companies
Paramount Pictures (presents)
Alibaba Pictures Group (in association with)
Bad Robot
China Movie Channel (in association with)
Odin
Skydance Productions (presents)
TC Productions
operatives known as the
Cast
Tom Cruise - Ethan Hunt
Jeremy Renner - William Brandt
Simon Pegg - Benji Dunn
Rebecca Ferguson - Ilsa Faust
Ving Rhames - Luther Stickell
Eva Marie-Becker - Opera
Crew
Story/Screenplay/Director - Christopher McQuarrie
Based on the Television Series - Bruce Geller
Story - Drew Pearce
Associate Producer/Unit Production Manager -
The continuation of the acting is remarkable to come from Tom Cruise, a seasoned veteran who has been in the series for almost 20 years. Despite his devotion, he appeared to have signs of ageing, although I must say for a man in his 50s, he is still looking youthful and healthy. The other actors, like Simon Pegg, continue to be the comic relief, and Rebecca Ferguson is on a great career path as she becomes the film's leading lady. It is Sean Harris who takes a gander at delving into the maliciousness of his villain role, similar to how Phillip Seymour Hoffman did it without being hammy in the third instalment (click here).
Bad Robot
China Movie Channel (in association with)
Odin
Skydance Productions (presents)
TC Productions
Distribution
Paramount Pictures Australia
Paramount Pictures Australia
Genre: Action
Rating: M
Runtime: 131 minutes
Runtime: 131 minutes
Budget: $150,000,000
Box Office Gross:
Box Office Gross:
$682,330,139 (Worldwide)
Plot Summary
With the MIF's disbandment,
and Ethan on the run, the
team must contend with a
network of highly skilled
Syndicate. These highly
trained agents seek to
build a new world
through an increasingly
violent series of terrorist
attacks. Gathering his
team, Ethan faces his most
impossible mission yet as
he teams up with disavowed
British agent Ilsa Faust,
who may or may not be a
member of this rogue
nation.
Cast
Tom Cruise - Ethan Hunt
Jeremy Renner - William Brandt
Simon Pegg - Benji Dunn
Rebecca Ferguson - Ilsa Faust
Ving Rhames - Luther Stickell
Sean Harris - Solomon Lane
Simon McBurney - Attlee
Jingchu Zhang - Lauren
Tom Hollander - Prime Minister
Jens Hulten - Janik Vinter
Alec Baldwin - Alan Hunley
Mateo Rufino - A400 Pilot
Alec Baldwin - Alan Hunley
Mateo Rufino - A400 Pilot
Fernando Abadie - A400 Pilot
Alec Utgoff - A400 Crewman
Hermione Corfield - Record Shop Girl
Nigel Barber - Chairman
Nigel Barber - Chairman
William Roberts - Senator
Patrick Poletti - Senator
Martin Cochrane - Senator
David Peart - Senator
Barnabas Reti - Janik's Sentry
Ash Merat - Janik's Sentry
James Weber Brown - IMF Operator
Robert Maaser - Officer Assassin
Wolfgang Stegemann -
Flautist Assassin
Lighting Technician
Adam Ganne - Opera
Lighting Technician
Jesus Alvarez - Calaf
America Olivo - Turandot
America Olivo - Turandot
James Cleverton - The Mandarin
Martin Nelson - Altoum
James McOran - Ping
Tom Lowe - Pang
Nicholas Sharratt - Pong
Nicholas Lupu - Conductor
Stella Stocker - Opera Stage Manager
Martin Bermoser - Opera Director
Benjamin Plautz - Opera Staff
Karola Maria Niederhuber - Opera Police
Tim Breyvogel - Opera Police
Laurence Rupp - Opera Police
Wolfgang Cerny - Opera Police
Rupert Wickham - Chancellor
Judith Bogner - Chancellor's Wife
Peter Stark - Chancellor's Security Aide
Peter Stark - Chancellor's Security Aide
Ulli Ackermann - Chancellor's Security Aide
Saif Al-Warith - Saif
Robert Luckay - Lane Bodyguard
Tarrick Benham - CIA Agent
Tyler Fayose - CIA Agent
Rachel Handshaw - Drone Technician
Julian Moore-Cook - Drone Technician
Sean Cronin - Masked Syndicate Man
Sean Cronin - Masked Syndicate Man
Emilio Aniba - Power Plant Guard
Volkan Ay - Power Plant Guard
Amra Mallassi - Power Plant Guard
Hadrian Howard - Power Plant Security
Walles Hamonde - Power Plant Security
Shamir Dawood - Control Lab Technician
Sagar Radia - Control Lab Technician
Yasen Zates Atour - Control Lab Technician
Noor Dillan-Night - Control Lab Technician
Mingus Johnston - Lead Biker
Osy Ikhile - CIA Jet Agent
Nigel Allen - CIA Jet Agent
Georgina Redhead - Prime Minister's Wife
Bruce Lawrence - Prime Minister's Bodyguard
Femi Ogunbanjo - Prime Minister's Bodyguard
Katie Pattinson - Auctioneer
Crew
Story/Screenplay/Director - Christopher McQuarrie
Based on the Television Series - Bruce Geller
Story - Drew Pearce
Associate Producer/Unit Production Manager -
Thomas Hayslip
Associate/Visual Effects Producer -
Associate/Visual Effects Producer -
Maricel Pagulayan
Executive Producer - Jake Myers
Producers - J.J. Abrams, Bryan Burk,
Executive Producer - Jake Myers
Producers - J.J. Abrams, Bryan Burk,
Tom Cruise, David Ellison, Dana Goldberg
and Don Granger
Casting Directors - Mindy Marin
and Lucinda Syson
Production Designer - Jim Bissell
Supervising Art Director - Paul Inglis
Production Designer - Jim Bissell
Supervising Art Director - Paul Inglis
Art Directors - Andrew Bennett,
Stephen Carter, Amanda Dazely, Matt Gray,
Ben Munro and Helen Xenopoulos
Concept Designer - Kim Frederiksen
Concept Artists - Adam Brockbank,
Julian Caldow and Peter Popken
Set Decorator - John Bush
Set Decorator - John Bush
Property Master - Ty Teiger
Master Armourer - Simon Atherton
Costume Designers - Joanna Johnston and
Timothy Everest (Uncredited)
Costume Designers - Joanna Johnston and
Timothy Everest (Uncredited)
Hair & Makeup Department Head - Sarah Monzani
Director of Photography - Robert Elswit
Director of Photography - Robert Elswit
Director of Photography: Second Unit -
Jonathan Taylor
Underwater Director of Photography - Pete Romano
Underwater Director of Photography - Pete Romano
Aerial Director of Photography: Second Unit -
Hans Bjerno
Helicopter Pilots: Second Unit - Frederic North
and Will Samuelson
A Camera/Steadicam Operator - Andrew Rowlands
Additional Camera Operators - Peter Taylor,
Peter Field and Lewis McInnes
Supervising Location Manager - Chris Moore
Supervising Location Manager: Vienna -
James McAllister
Location Manager: Second Unit - Ben Firminger
Unit Production Manager - Chris Brock
Unit Production Manager: Morocco Unit -
Adam Somner
First Assistant Directors - Toby Hefferman
and Tommy Gormley
Second Unit Director - Gregg Emrz
Stunt Coordinator - Wade Eastwood
Fight Coordinator/Trainer/Utility Stunts - Wolfgang Stegemann
Special Effects Coordinator - Dominic Tuohy
Second Unit Director - Gregg Emrz
Stunt Coordinator - Wade Eastwood
Fight Coordinator/Trainer/Utility Stunts - Wolfgang Stegemann
Special Effects Coordinator - Dominic Tuohy
Special Effects Coordinator: Morocco Unit -
Jalila Otky
Special Effects Production Assistants -Jess Lewington, Sophia Hutton
and Lucia Serpini
Visual Effects Supervisor - David Vickery
Visual Effects Supervisor: Double Negative -
Kee-Suk 'Ken' Hahn
Aleksandar Vishemirski and
Aleksandar Vishemirski and
Visual Effects Associate Supervisor:
Double Negative - Tim McGovern
On Set Visual Effects Supervisor - Paul J. Franklin
Visual Effects Consultant - Robin Saxen
On Set Visual Effects Supervisor - Paul J. Franklin
Visual Effects Consultant - Robin Saxen
CG Supervisor: Double Negative - Dan Neal
Compositing Sequence Supervisors: Double
Negative - Oliver Atherton, Bharat Raj De,
Luc Julien, Luke Letkey, Jan Maroske,
Paul Norris and Richard Reed
CG Sequence Supervisors: Double Negative -
Mattias Forsstrom, Rhys Salcombe,
Matthew Smith and Alison Wortman
Editor - Eddie Hamilton
Supervising Sound Editor - James Mather
Sound Mixer - Peter Munro
Re-Recording Mixers - Mike Prestwood Smith
and Gilbert Lake
Foley Mixer - Glen Gathard
Foley Artists - Jack Stew, Andrea King,
Jason Swanscott and Sue Harding
Music - Joe Kraemer
Music - Joe Kraemer
Supervising Music Editor - John Finklea
Writer: The Plot (From Mission: Impossible
TV Series) - Lalo Schifrin
Review
I first got into the Mission: Impossible series when I saw the fourth movie, Ghost Protocol, at the cinema in 2011. I began reviewing each of its three previous instalments from the ongoing film franchise. Now that I've seen all five of them, there's no denying that I would rewatch ROGUE NATION and revisit the series to sell all of its spy-fi action again. Throughout the years, the series at first, was controversial among fans and a few of the actors from the well-known classic TV show since 1996, with the release of the first movie by Brian De Palma. Now, J.J. Abrams created a new vision in the third and then the fourth instalments, which helped resurrect the series and the career of its leading actor, Tom Cruise. ROGUE NATION embedded the deep-seated blockbuster mayhem and strings together, which continues the series' resurgence through its plotting and action sequencing. Nothing in the movie gets undermined by the plausibility of Christopher McQuarrie's direction.
Review
I first got into the Mission: Impossible series when I saw the fourth movie, Ghost Protocol, at the cinema in 2011. I began reviewing each of its three previous instalments from the ongoing film franchise. Now that I've seen all five of them, there's no denying that I would rewatch ROGUE NATION and revisit the series to sell all of its spy-fi action again. Throughout the years, the series at first, was controversial among fans and a few of the actors from the well-known classic TV show since 1996, with the release of the first movie by Brian De Palma. Now, J.J. Abrams created a new vision in the third and then the fourth instalments, which helped resurrect the series and the career of its leading actor, Tom Cruise. ROGUE NATION embedded the deep-seated blockbuster mayhem and strings together, which continues the series' resurgence through its plotting and action sequencing. Nothing in the movie gets undermined by the plausibility of Christopher McQuarrie's direction.
The continuation of the acting is remarkable to come from Tom Cruise, a seasoned veteran who has been in the series for almost 20 years. Despite his devotion, he appeared to have signs of ageing, although I must say for a man in his 50s, he is still looking youthful and healthy. The other actors, like Simon Pegg, continue to be the comic relief, and Rebecca Ferguson is on a great career path as she becomes the film's leading lady. It is Sean Harris who takes a gander at delving into the maliciousness of his villain role, similar to how Phillip Seymour Hoffman did it without being hammy in the third instalment (click here).
ROGUE NATION is in the same vein as the fourth film. It blends the elements used in the previous instalments. It is the one movie you may not want to miss. It features Tom Cruise in fine form.
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