Tom Cruise
Paramount said today that the fifth Tom Cruise Mission: Impossible movie will be titled Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation and the movie’s trailer is due out March 23.
The studio also released a television commercial, a kind of teaser to the teaser trailer. According to the video, the title refers to the Syndicate, “a rogue nation trained to do what we do,” in the words of Cruise’s Ethan Hunt.
In the original 1966-73 television series, the Syndicate referred to the Mafia and organized crime. M:I and other shows of the era — including Mannix, a private eye drama from the same production company — avoided direct references to the Mafia.
The existence of the 21st century version of the Syndicate was teased at the end of 2011’s Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol.
Paramount originally planned to release Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation on Dec. 25, but moved it up to July 31.
Here’s the commercial released today:
UPDATE: Vanity Fair has an article how Cruise performed the signature stunt shown at the end of the video. To view it, CLICK HERE.
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The Spy Command 
just seen the mission impossible 5 rogue nation trailer,
piece’s from it reminds me of m.i -2 and m.i-3 I suppose these scene’s
are mission impossible trade mark’s. I had said on one of my comments on this blog. that tom cruise seem’s to repeat the same stunt
in every mission impossible movie,
don’t get me wrong, I like tom cruise great actor. but I hope he offer’s
something fresh and exciting when he does a new stunt.
not something has you saying ‘where have I seen that stunt before?