Tom Cruise 正在認真考慮要拍《Tropic Thunder》經典角色 Les Grossman 獨立電影
喜愛《開麥拉驚魂/雷霆喪星 Tropic Thunder》的粉絲有福了！《Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning》（不可能的任務/職業特工隊：最後清算）導演Christopher McQuarrie近日在 Josh Horowitz 的Happy Sad ConfusedPodcast 節目表示Tom Cruise正認真考慮為其角色 Les Grossman 打造一部獨立電影。
Christopher McQuarrie 表示他與 Tom Cruise 針對 Les Grossman 電影的討論「超級有趣」，並且是「非常認真的對話」，聚焦於如何最好地呈現這個角色。Les Grossman 是《Tropic Thunder》中那位滿口粗話、脾氣火爆且以大手的誇張形象深入人心的製作人角色。Christopher 提到，構思這部電影讓他與 Cruise 在《最終清算》拍攝的壓力中找到喘息空間：「我們甚至不考慮結構，只是玩味場景。能坐在早餐桌前，暫時不談正在拍的電影，是一種放鬆。與 Tom 一邊即興演繹 Les Grossman 一邊暢聊，成為這部電影製作中真正的樂趣之一。我們在艱難的當下中，計畫著未來的可能。」
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