Where was Mission Impossible 6 filmed?

Mission Impossible 6 was filmed in Paris, London, New Zealand and Norway. There are many scenic spots in the film, including: Paris Grand Palace, Delloca Derouet Square, Eiffel Tower, Saint Martin Canal, Palace Garden, St Paul's Cathedral, tate modern, Rees Valley, Lake Vacatip, Preaching Stone, and Lu Se Fjord.

Bringing Mission Impossible to the most visually shocking place in the world is another highlight of the Mission Impossible series. As the first director to direct the series twice, Macaulay is obsessed with choosing the most shocking shooting location. Before shooting, he said: "There is no limit to the suggestion of shooting location. Just help me find a cool place, and I will write a plot for this place. " In the new work, the "impossible task force" came to London, Paris, New Zealand, Norway and other places, and the people's actions formed a wonderful interaction with the city's scenery.

In the film, Cruise drives a motorcycle and passes almost all the landmarks in Paris. "We got the permission to shoot the Arc de Triomphe, and we can start shooting for two hours at 6 am on Sunday. We have about one hour and fifteen minutes to shoot before the sun rises, so all photographers must calculate the time accurately. When one camera is removed, the other will follow. " Macaulay said.