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During a recent interview with ScreenRant, star Hayley Atwill Discuss it Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part 1 The character of Grace and revealed the nature of the work Tom Cruise. The latest installment in the Mission: Impossible franchise follows Cruise’s Ethan Hunt and the IMF team as they try to track down a deadly technological weapon.
While chatting with SR, Atwell shared her thoughts on joining the Mission Impossible franchise, admitting that the role is unlike any of her previous work.
It’s very different. I think I’ve been 17 years into my career, so in that time I’ve developed a very focused and disciplined work ethic, but it’s also required me to adapt to different styles of filmmaking or different characterizations. You can create that flexibility to be able to Taking on new challenges, and then that approach remains the same regardless of the genre or whether it’s a more physical or literary role.”
She later added,[They wanted] someone to cooperate with. Depending on my level of commitment to the process of discovering new things, the character would come naturally. Which is why I feel like I was having so much fun with Grace; Why is it so harmful.”
the Agent Carter The star went on to share her thoughts on her character, saying, “Grace, I think, is constantly inconsistent. A lone wolf. She’s very vigilant. She’s out for herself out of necessity; because she had to be. That’s what she’s survived. She’s a survivor.” She learned the skills on the job, rather than having any real formal training, which means she can be quite underdeveloped and can also just wallow, dive and adapt to situations.”
She continued, “And, of course, this shares an origin story with Ethan Hunt who kind of has a similar background. They’re kind of two sides of the same coin; there’s a kind of cat-and-mouse feeling — like siblings in a way. And that creates a kind of discontent between them that also becomes very endearing.” And very funny.”
Hayley Atwell called Tom Cruise “one of the best in the world”
Atwell then revealed what it was like working on it Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part 1 With a tall movie star like Cruz. the Cinderella The star said, “He’s an athlete, he’s a stuntman, and he’s one of the best guys in the world. When he comes on set, he’s not only fully involved in the technical side of things and the acting side of things, but he’s very clear and physically aware of what needs to happen in order for it to go.” The trick is not just smoothly, but in a dynamic manner. [He uses] Multiple shots, different lenses, different angles, and different levels of performance. And his obligation is to know how to be competent at something, and therefore to be safe—for he is not anxious in the sense that he puts himself on guard.”
She continued, “It actually kind of goes, ‘I want to be spunky that way.'” I can only feel fear if I really know what I’m doing technically, physically, and [am] Really good at that. For me, I trust him implicitly because I also know he trusts himself. His level of detail and concern, his interest in us, and his great interest in me was a lot [like] Guide “.
Atwell remarked, “It’s a bit like having your own boxing coach in the ring go, ‘Come on, you can do this. ‘” There was a real sense of trust from him that I gained, so I was able to drift into him while he was on the passenger side and handcuff me, which was a huge thing for him to put his life in my hands for the sake of that time. It was also because, over time, we developed that trust together. I was I fully embrace the process and what it takes to be able to get to that level with him.”
the black mirror The star wrapped things up by sharing her thoughts Mission: Impossible And modern technology.
She said, “I think it’s an incredible story. Mission: Impossible It taps into the zeitgeist and cultural awareness of the technology we’re exploring right now, and that we have to figure out what to do with it. And I think that kind of creates high stakes for a drama like this.”
Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part 1 Hits theaters July 12th.
