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Rebecca Ferguson Opens Up About Leaving Mission: Impossible, And It Highlights One Big Issue For Attracting Talent To The Tom Cruise Films
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Rebecca Ferguson opens up about leaving the Mission: Impossible franchise, shedding light on the challenges of keeping talent engaged in the high-intensity Tom Cruise blockbuster series.
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- Ferguson, who played Elsa in the franchise, admits she may be glad to be done with the demanding productions, highlighting the strain it can put on actors' schedules and personal lives.
- The long production timelines and intense filming schedules of the Mission: Impossible movies pose a significant hurdle for the franchise when it comes to attracting and retaining top-tier talent, as evidenced by Ferguson's candid comments.
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Rebecca Ferguson, Tom Cruise, Mission: Impossible, Mission: Impossible, M:I - Dead Reckoning, The Final Reckoning