Moments when Tom Cruise’s terrible behaviour made controversial headlines 

Tom Cruise has been making headlines ever since his leaked recording of admonishing ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ crew over their failure to follow Covid protocols. But, that’s just how Tom Cruise works… reportedly!&nbsp;

 
In an interview with an entertainment portal, Cruise’s ‘The Mummy’ co-star Jake Johnson commented on the notorious recording, saying “Yeah, he’s an intense guy.”

 
“I mean, all he wants to do in a film — I cannot make any statements of the man outside of it because I don’t know him that well — but in terms of a filmmaker, he wants to entertain an audience, and if you’re not all about that, you’re gonna get knocked off the Bronco, because he is there to entertain an audience and he’s willing to really put himself in harm’s way to do it,” Johnson was quoted as saying.

 
“If you don’t love it as much as him, you’re not at the party… So while I was working with him, it was just all — you wake up early, you go to the gym before you shoot so that you’re like ready to go. It was just… I’d never worked with somebody like that,” the actor added.

 
Johnson also spoke about how he had landed the ‘The Mummy’ gig. “I got a really random call, did I want to be in The Mummy franchise with Tom Cruise, and my first thought was, ‘No. Not a chance,'. The reason I was hesitant on The Mummy is Tom Cruise is an intimidating figure, and especially because I had to do action sequences with him. And I’m like, ‘Look, I’ll do action sequences with an actor who likes stunt doubles.’ That’s not him.”

 
As for the leaked audio controversy, in December of last year, a renowned media house had published audio from the ‘Mission: Impossible film’ U.K. set where Cruise could be heard lambasting crew members who had broken the production’s COVID social distancing safety protocols.

The star was recorded saying he didn’t ‘ever want to see it again’ and if the production crew didn’t abide by safety procedures, ‘you’re fired’.

Tom Cruise has been making headlines ever since his leaked recording of admonishing ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ crew over their failure to follow Covid protocols. But, that’s just how Tom Cruise works… reportedly!

Tom Cruise has been making headlines ever since his leaked recording of admonishing ‘Mission: Impossible 7’ crew over their failure to follow Covid protocols. But, that’s just how Tom Cruise works… reportedly! In an interview with an entertainment portal, Cruise’s ‘The Mummy’ co-star Jake Johnson commented on the notorious recording, saying “Yeah, he’s an intense guy.” “I mean, all he wants to do in a film — I cannot make any statements of the man outside of it because I don’t know him that well — but in terms of a filmmaker, he wants to entertain an audience, and if you’re not all about that, you’re gonna get knocked off the Bronco, because he is there to entertain an audience and he’s willing to really put himself in harm’s way to do it,” Johnson was quoted as saying. “If you don’t love it as much as him, you’re not at the party… So while I was working with him, it was just all — you wake up early, you go to the gym before you shoot so that you’re like ready to go. It was just… I’d never worked with somebody like that,” the actor added. Johnson also spoke about how he had landed the ‘The Mummy’ gig. “I got a really random call, did I want to be in The Mummy franchise with Tom Cruise, and my first thought was, ‘No. Not a chance,'. The reason I was hesitant on The Mummy is Tom Cruise is an intimidating figure, and especially because I had to do action sequences with him. And I’m like, ‘Look, I’ll do action sequences with an actor who likes stunt doubles.’ That’s not him.” As for the leaked audio controversy, in December of last year, a renowned media house had published audio from the ‘Mission: Impossible film’ U.K. set where Cruise could be heard lambasting crew members who had broken the production’s COVID social distancing safety protocols. The star was recorded saying he didn’t ‘ever want to see it again’ and if the production crew didn’t abide by safety procedures, ‘you’re fired’.

Did not want to work with Tom Cruise, he's intimidating: Jake Johnson

Nearly 5 months after his audio clip screaming at 'Mission: Impossible 7' crew members went viral, Hollywood star Tom Cruise has now addressed the incident. The viral rant in which the actor was heard screaming at crew members for not following covid protocols had gone viral in December 2020.&nbsp; 
 
The 58-year-old actor has now addressed why he felt the need to say what he said. Cruise told Fox News recently, "I said what I said. There was a lot at stake at that point. But it wasn`t my entire crew. I had the<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-after-tom-cruise-yells-on-mission-impossible-7-set-five-crew-members-quit-350412"> crew leave the set,</a> and it was just select people." 
 
Cruise went on to explain how filming was never shut down again despite the pandemic saying, "And here we are, continuing to film." 
Talking more about the instance he added, "All those emotions were going through my mind. And for the whole crew to know that we`d started rolling on a movie was just a huge relief... It was very emotional."

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-tom-cruise-rides-bike-in-new-pictures-from-mission-impossible-7-384271">Tom Cruise rides bike in new pictures from 'Mission: Impossible 7'</a>

In the leaked audio, Cruise could be heard yelling about crew members reportedly not following social distancing rules.He had said, "If I see you do it again, you`re f---g gone. And if anyone in this crew does it, that`s it -- and you too and you too. And you, don`t you ever f-king do it again. They`re back there in Hollywood making movies right now because of us. We are creating thousands of jobs, you motherf----s." 
 
Cruise continued in the audio, "That`s it. No apologies. You can tell it to the people that are losing their f-king homes because our industry is shut down. We are not shutting this f-king movie down. Is it understood? If I see it again, you`re f----g gone." 
 
The actor claimed at the time that he was in close contact with studios, insurance companies and producers to set what he called a "gold standard" of filming amid the pandemic. 
 
In September, reportedly Cruise paid USD 700,000 for the cast and crew of the film to live on cruise ships in hopes of creating a safe <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-mission-impossible-7-post-yelling-tom-cruise-builds-covid-19-secure-set-in-former-military-base-352861">bubble for the team to work</a> in order to thwart any risk of a breakout.&nbsp;

Nearly 5 months after his audio clip screaming at 'Mission: Impossible 7' crew members went viral, Hollywood star Tom Cruise has now addressed the incident. The viral rant in which the actor was heard screaming at crew members for not following covid protocols had gone viral in December 2020.

Nearly 5 months after his audio clip screaming at 'Mission: Impossible 7' crew members went viral, Hollywood star Tom Cruise has now addressed the incident. The viral rant in which the actor was heard screaming at crew members for not following covid protocols had gone viral in December 2020. The 58-year-old actor has now addressed why he felt the need to say what he said. Cruise told Fox News recently, "I said what I said. There was a lot at stake at that point. But it wasn`t my entire crew. I had the crew leave the set, and it was just select people." Cruise went on to explain how filming was never shut down again despite the pandemic saying, "And here we are, continuing to film." Talking more about the instance he added, "All those emotions were going through my mind. And for the whole crew to know that we`d started rolling on a movie was just a huge relief... It was very emotional." Tom Cruise rides bike in new pictures from 'Mission: Impossible 7' In the leaked audio, Cruise could be heard yelling about crew members reportedly not following social distancing rules.He had said, "If I see you do it again, you`re f---g gone. And if anyone in this crew does it, that`s it -- and you too and you too. And you, don`t you ever f-king do it again. They`re back there in Hollywood making movies right now because of us. We are creating thousands of jobs, you motherf----s." Cruise continued in the audio, "That`s it. No apologies. You can tell it to the people that are losing their f-king homes because our industry is shut down. We are not shutting this f-king movie down. Is it understood? If I see it again, you`re f----g gone." The actor claimed at the time that he was in close contact with studios, insurance companies and producers to set what he called a "gold standard" of filming amid the pandemic. In September, reportedly Cruise paid USD 700,000 for the cast and crew of the film to live on cruise ships in hopes of creating a safe bubble for the team to work in order to thwart any risk of a breakout.

Tom Cruise breaks his silence over viral COVID-19 rant on the sets of 'Mission: Impossible 7' 

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Moments when Tom Cruise’s terrible behaviour made controversial headlines

Did not want to work with Tom Cruise, he's intimidating: Jake Johnson

Tom Cruise breaks his silence over viral COVID-19 rant on the sets of 'Mission: Impossible 7'