Update May 25: the film will be directed by Doug Liman (‘Edge of Tomorrow’, ‘American Made’ (2017). The announcement was made on the eve of the launch of the Space X Dragon from Cape Canaveral in Florida.
Update: now realizing it is a very clever idea at all! The space should be the unique location in which Covid-19 is not supposed to be… 😈 Tom Cruise is reportedly said he is working on a project together with Nasa, Elon Musk, and Musk’s company SpaceX, for making a film in the space! According to Deadline, that first released the piece of information, the film will be a full-lenght one, nor it will necessarily have to be a new episode of ‘Mission impossible’. NASA’s CEO, Jim Bridenstine, twitted on his official profile:
“NASA is excited to work with @TomCruise on a film aboard the @Space_Station!
We need popular media to inspire a new generation of engineers and scientists to make @NASA’s ambitious plans a reality”.
And Elon Musk answered:
“Should be a lot of fun!”
NASA project with Tom Cruise and Elon Musk, the screen shot
As for Tom Cruise and ‘Mission impossible’ last chapter, the scenes foreseen for being realized in Italy, seem definitively deleted, also because of the problems with Covid-19.
So, what? Best regards, Tom, and… a good mission in the space!
Pasquale Curatola holds degrees in Advertising studies and International Communication, alongside Master's degrees in Marketing & Brand Communication, Film & TV management, and Animated Films management.
He has also trained in acting, participating in several workshops.
As a manager, his 1st professional experience dates back to 1999 (Carat), though he likes to begin by telling of a letter he wrote at the age of 14 to Mediaset, offering his own strategic advice on schedules and programming.
In 2003, he joined Cinecittà Entertainment, a company closely related to Cinecittà Studios and Italian Dreams Factory, where he contributed to the realization of several events and shows broadcast by SKY Italia and other channels, including Sinners, Non aprite quella porta, and Sulle rotte del cinema.
In 2006, he worked on 'Santa Caterina', an animated short created by Mondo TV as a project work, and was involved in organizing I castelli animati as well as in the start-up phase of La città dell'animazione.
That same year, he also launched his activity as a blogger (Pasquale Curatola's Blog) and author, with works spanning from essays and non-fiction to fantasy and comedy-thrillers (attività letteraria).
His career also includes collaborations with news outlets and live shows for private channels, alongside PR experiences for high-profile clients such as AC Milan, Bank of New York, and Orange Business Services.
He is a dedicated blood and organ donor.
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