Synopsis
Tom Cruise's latest movie production has been temporarily halted due to an injury sustained by an unnamed star on set. This incident raises concerns about the timeline and costs of the high-budget project.Key Takeaways
- Tom Cruise stars in a new film titled 'Judy'.
- An unnamed star was injured at Pinewood Studios.
- The injury could cost the production millions.
- The film is directed by Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu.
- Release is scheduled for October 2026.
Los Angeles, March 8 (NationPress) The latest film featuring Hollywood icon Tom Cruise has been temporarily halted due to an injury sustained by an unnamed star on set.
The 62-year-old actor portrays a megalomaniac in this upcoming project, currently known by the working title 'Judy'. He will be joined by notable actors such as John Goodman, Jesse Plemons, and Riz Ahmed.
Reports from femalefirst.co.uk indicate that an unnamed star was taken to the hospital following an incident at Pinewood Studios.
A source shared with The Sun: “This actor is famous for his love of spectacular stunts, which naturally come with risks and potential for injuries—though every effort is made to minimize those risks.”
The actor suffered injuries to his pelvis and leg, and the insider mentioned that because he is “very famous”, the production could lose millions during his recovery.
The source further noted: “This occurrence is not only concerning due to the serious injury of such a well-known figure, but it will also be financially burdensome for a project that has already incurred significant costs and is on a stringent timetable.”
Directed by Academy Award-winner Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu, this film is set to debut in October 2026, marking his return to English-language cinema since 'The Revenant' in 2015.
The script was co-written in 2023 by Nicolas Giacobone and Alexander Dinelaris, who previously collaborated with Iñárritu on the acclaimed 'Birdman'. They were joined by Sabina Berman.
'Birdman' won four Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, while its lead actor Michael Keaton received a nomination for Best Actor.
Similarly, 'The Revenant' achieved immense success at the Oscars, awarding Inarritu his second Best Director title, along with a Best Actor award for DiCaprio and another for cinematography.
