Tom Cruise from "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol" Credit: Paramount
Per media reports, the fifth "Mission: Impossible" film is set to open on natal dia 2015. So far, the only details about "M:I5" is that it will estrela Tom Cruise and that Christopher McQuarrie is directing from a script por Drew Pearce.
"Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol," which was briefly seen as possibly Cruise's last film with the franchise, took in nearly $700 million worldwide after its 2011 release and earned some of the series' best reviews. It's unclear if that's film's new additions -- including Jeremy Renner and Paula Patton -- will return.
Currently, "M:I5" is sharing the December 25, 2015 release encontro, data with "Kung Fu Panda 3" and "Live por Night," assuming Ben Affleck can complete that Dennis Lehane adaptation in time. Even bigger armas are set for December 18, 2015, specifically "Star Wars: Episode VII" (and, to a lesser degree, "Inferno" and "Warcraft").
The 38-year-old actor was joined por the always beautiful Camilla Belle, who rocked an all black ensemble.
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Earlier in the week, Leo kept a low perfil while grabbing a romantic jantar with his girlfriend Toni Garrn at Little Door.
In case you missed it, check out a link of Leo‘s upcoming film The lobo of mural Street, which hits theaters on Christmas.
15+ pictures inside of Leonardo DiCaprio and Camilla Belle attending the Rebel Without a Cause premiere…
The 21-year-old Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. actress was joined on the red carpet por actor Bradley Steven Perry.
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“Skye’s still a wild card,” Chloe recently told TV Guide about her character. “Let’s face it, she was basically forced to cadastrar-se the S.H.I.E.L.D team or go to jail. But she also has issues about her [unknown] parents. Being with S.H.I.E.L.D. is the closest she’s ever come to family and that means a lot to her. She’s never had people who care about her. I don’t think she’d screw this up.”
Later in the night, Chloe stepped out at TV Guide Magazine’s 2013 Hot List Party held at The Emerson Theatre.
