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The move comes months after audio leaked of star Tom Cruise berating members of the crew for apparently not following COVID-19 guidelines.

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00:00Filming for Mission Impossible 7 has been temporarily shut down.

00:05The latest installment has halted in the UK after at least one member of the production

00:09tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Filming on the Tom Cruise sequel will shut

00:14down for 14 days while those involved self-isolate. It's unclear how many people

00:19involved in the production tested positive. The film has had a lengthy production process

00:24that was complicated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Mission Impossible 7 shut down back in February of

00:292020, just as the pandemic was beginning to shutter productions across the globe.

00:34Then, in December, audio surfaced of crews berating members of the crew,

00:38who reportedly were standing too close together, violating COVID safety procedures.

00:44As of now, the film is still slated for a May 27, 2022 release.

00:49For more on this story, head to THR.com. For The Hollywood Reporter News, I'm Neha Joy.

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