Mi6 Pulpit Rock

The Mission Impossible production closed down Pulpit Rock for filming quotfor a solid 10 to 14 daysquot last fall, Gran notes, so Visit Norway execs considered how to take advantage of the free

Tom Cruise's new Mission Impossible movie disappoints Norwegians with its long waited Preikestolen pulpit rock scene. In the final scene of Mission Impossible 6 - Fallout, Tom Cruise clings to rock face of the 600-meters Preikestolen in Western Norway. When Cruise came to Norway for filming that part of the movie last autumn, it was

It's a rock formation called Preikestolen Preacher's Pulpit northeast of Forsand, east of Stavanger in southern Norway, and it's one of the most visited natural tourist attractions in the country - popular with BASE jumpers. I think I'll give that experience a miss.

Preikestolen, one of Norway's most iconic natural wonders, draws thousands of visitors from around the world every year. In the summer of 2022, 348,000 people hiked to this stunning mountain plateau.

The world-famous landmark of Preikestolen or Pulpit Rock in Lysefjorden, Norway was the setting for the stunning last scene. Not to be confused with Trolltunga, the troll tongue rock also featured in the Netflix series Ragnarok, set in the town of Edda, Norway. Image courtesy of Paramount - Map.

Meeting with Ethan, Ilsa explains that MI6 assigned her to kill Lane to prevent foreign governments from interrogating him and prove her loyalty after working undercover as a Syndicate agent. She was ordered to protect Lark and ensure Lane's escape, but disobeyed to protect Ethan. Pulpit Rock, Norway, is the location of the final battle

Mission Impossible 6 is filming in Norway. I went to the site, to check out the action. This video was shot on tuesday, when the wind put a stop to the produ

2. Highly agree. Went to watch Mission Impossible at the top of the Pulpit Rock last night. Amazing hike, spectacular view and great movie. MissionImpossible MI6 pulpitrock pic.twitter.com

We'd like to think this Pulpit Rock quotFalloutquot screening is how Ethan Hunt watches all of his movies. 2,000 feet, 2,000 people, 4 hours of hiking. The most impossible screening of

Pulpit Rock, Norway Mission Impossible Norway - The Pulpit Rock used for shooting the final scene of Hunt vs Walker in MI6. The cold, freezing atmosphere of Kashmir in Fallout where the IMF rushes to stop Lane from bombing the area and destroying the world was actually shot partially in New Zealand and in Norway.