'Mission: Impossible VII' halts Italy filming over virus outbreak

Impossible to continue with planned filming due to virus outbreak in Venice. FMTNews

Seventh installation of the Mission Impossible series starring Tom Cruise was scheduled to film in Venice.

The seventh instalment of the franchise was scheduled to shoot in Venice for three weeks, the first location for production. The number of cases in the country now stood at 229, the head of Italy’s civil protection department Angelo Borelli said at a press conference Monday evening, the highest number in Europe.

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