Cruise presses ahead with film plans

Tom Cruise's latest movie will go ahead, despite attempts to ban filming on German military sites because of his controversial beliefs.

Mon, 02 Jul, 2007 - 08:19

Tom Cruise's latest movie will go ahead, despite attempts to ban filming on German military sites because of his controversial beliefs.

The celebrity Scientologist is set to begin shooting Valkyrie in Germany this summer. In the film he plays Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, leader of an unsuccessful plot to kill Adolf Hitler during World War II.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: Germany Place: Berlin Place: Bendlerblock Person: Cruise Person: Tom Cruise Person: Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg Person: Adolf Hitler Person: Carl Woebken Person: Stauffenberg Person: Hitler Event: World War II.Organisation: Defence Ministry Organisation: German government Organisation: German Resistance Memorial Centre Organisation: Babelsberg Studios

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