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This is the moment Tom Cruise blew up on workers for breaking COVID-19 rules on the set of his new movie, unleashing a profanity-filled spiel that his Hollywood friends were quick to defend on Wednesday.
The enraged 58-year-old can be heard breaking into a rant full of F-words lasting over three minutes while filming “Mission: Impossible 7” at Warner Bros. Studios in Hertfordshire.
“They are there in Hollywood making movies right now thanks to us. We are creating thousands of jobs parents, ”he yells in the leaked audio clip of Britain’s The Sun.
“I never want to see him again! Never! “, Keep going.
Cruise warns, “If I see you do it again, you’re gone.”
“And if someone on this team does it, that’s it, and so do you and so do you. And you, don’t ever do it again. “
The “Top Gun” star was apparently unleashed upon seeing two crew members less than 6 feet apart in front of a computer, according to the Sun.
Cruise is said to have been keeping an eye on the set to ensure that filming can continue amid the pandemic after several COVID-related delays.
He even paid $ 676,000 for an old cruise ship to isolate the cast and crew, the Sun said.
“We are not closing this damn movie! It is understood? ”He yells at the clip.
He also told the crew that he was done with apologies.
“You can tell people that they are losing their damn homes because our industry is closed. He’s not going to put food on his table or pay for his college education, ”Cruise can be heard saying.
“With that I sleep every night. The future of this damn industry! So sorry, I’m beyond your apologies. “
“If I see him again, you’ll be gone,” he repeats. “And you are, so it’s going to cost him his job, if I see him on set you go and you go.”
“That’s it. Am I clear?
The R-rated outburst was endorsed by other movie legends, including Whoopi Goldberg and George Clooney, on Wednesday.
“You know, some people don’t understand why he gets so mad,” Goldberg said on “The View,” adding, “I get it.”
In an interview with Howard Stern, Clooney said that Cruise “didn’t overreact because it’s a problem.”
“I understand why he did it. He’s not wrong at all about that, ”Clooney said.
