Tom Cruise resumes stunts for 'MI 7' shoot in Norway

McQuarrie sent ardent MI fans into a tizzy by sharing an electrifying image of a person, possibly the 58-year-old actor, standing on a motor runaway overlooking the Norwegian mountains on Instagram.

Several videos are going viral since then, showing Tom taking multiple takes of a stunt, in which he revs his BMX bike over that runaway and does a free fall.

This apart, the actor is also seen engaging in some serious hand-to-hand close combat stunt with a stuntman on top of a train in Norway.

It is heartening to see the actor and the stuntman follow basic regulations of COVID-19 distancing norms as both of them are seen wearing masks while rehearsing the insane grapple over, what is considered to be, a fast-running train.

Evidently, the film faced a lot of hiccups because of the pandemic.

Initially, shooting was supposed to happen in Italy but the country was ravaged by the pandemic in March.

Production was also scheduled to take place in UK, but due to constant delay, the base was shifted to the European country.

Given the situation, consequently, its release got shifted to November 2021.

Now that the shooting has resumed, Tom is a happy man.

He told Norway's Minister of Culture Abid Raja that the whole crew is "excited" to come to the country for shoot.

"It's a gorgeous country, I can't wait to get back there. I am very excited, as is the whole crew, about coming back," said the superstar, when asked about the development.

Apparently, Tom and his team are "exempted" from undertaking another round of self-quarantine before resuming shoot, said Raja to the superstar via the call.

However, the crew must undergo tests within 48 hours of landing and must not get in touch with anyone during the entire tenure.

To ensure that, Tom has hired a ship titled Hurtigruten for the crew, to avoid further delays.