Mission: Impossible - Feature Films

Feature Films

A feature film based upon the series was first proposed in 1978, then to be made for TV. This was the first of several attempts through the 1980s, but no production materialized, other than the revival series (see above). Several decades later — in 1996, 2000, 2006 and 2011 — four feature films, starring Tom Cruise, were released.

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