MISSION IMPOSSIBLE TV SHOW CAST CONFIRMED
Chad Sternberger
Jul 27, 2015
HOLLYWOOD – The spin off TV show to Tom Cruise’s popular Mission: Impossible franchise came closer to reality today with the first picture of the assembled cast.
Peter Graves, Greg Morris, Peter Lupus, Barbara Bain and Leonard Nimoy are all confirmed to star in the new Mission: Impossible TV show, which producers are hoping will cash in on the success of Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible: Rogue Nation. The show has been planned for many years, but has run into difficulties casting the team.
Executive producer Tom Cruise spoke EXCLUSIVELY with the Studio Exec:
The idea of the show was easy. The very structure of the films lends itself to an hour long episodic TV format. I mean it fits like a glove really. The only problem was getting the team together so to speak. First Martin Landau dropped out and then Lesley Ann Warren and Lynda Dey George were circling the same role, before Barbara finally said yes. We’ve got Lalo Schifrin to come up with a variation on the movie’s theme music. Let’s see what he comes up with.
The movie franchise began with the 1996 Brian DePalma directed action film starring Tom Cruise as Ethan Hunt. ‘It was so original,’ says Cruise:
I said to Brian at the time, how the hell did you come up with such an original idea? And he just grinned, you know the way Brian does and so we left it at that. But it really launched the second half of my career and gave me freedom to do all those other projects.
The series has included entries directed by the likes of John Woo, JJ Abrams and Brad Bird. The pilot of the television show will be directed by Bruce Geller.
Mission: Impossible the TV series will be broadcast early in the Fall.Â
Whoever made this article is an imbecile, this isn’t a spinoff of the movies this is the classic television show the movies were based off of, also Leonard Nimoy is dead you fucking idiot.
You’re right. We will look into this. And please accept our apologies. Ps. Is Leonard Nimoy really dead though? He fooled me once before.
This show is from the sixties and whoever did their research is incompetent and should be fired