Tom Cruise is expected to become the first civilian to walk in space. New film plans to fly to the space station

According to foreign media Variety recently reported, Tom Cruise is expected to become the first civilian to perform a spacewalk outside the International Space Station. At that time, he will go to space with director Doug Liman to shoot a new action movie.

Donna Langley, chairman of Universal Pictures, recently told the BBC that Universal Pictures is supporting Tom Cruise's new space film, and that Cruise is expected to become the first civilian (as opposed to a soldier) to walk in space. It is said that the project has a budget of about $200 million and will be directed by Doug Liman. It will also be filmed in cooperation with Elon Musk's Space Exploration Technologies Corporation and NASA.

Donna said the filming plan also includes Cruise's space walk. She said: "Tom Cruise is going to take us to the universe and the whole world to space. This is the plan. We have a great project in development with Tom. We are considering letting him fly to the space station on a rocket for filming, and hope that he can become the first civilian to walk in space outside the space station."

Donna also revealed that the new film is not a science fiction film, but an action-adventure film. Most of the plot takes place on Earth, and in the end Cruise's hapless protagonist finds that he is the only one who can save the world, and to achieve this goal, he needs to rush into the universe.