The 58 year old actor appeared to threaten to fire crew on the London set of the new Mission Impossible movie over social distancing lapses.

Using strong language throughout, Cruz says.

That's it, No apologies.

You can tell it to the people losing their homes because our industry is shut down.

Cruises representative declined to comment.

The Sun did not say when the incident took place, but the filmmakers arrived in London in early December.

The seventh Mission, Impossible, was one of the first movies to shut down production because of the coronavirus when it abandoned filming in Venice, Italy, in February.

On the recording, Cruz said Hollywood was relying on movies like Mission Impossible to keep the industry going, he said.

They're back there in Hollywood making movies right now because of us, because they believe in us on what we're doing.

Mission Impossible is one of the biggest franchises in Hollywood, with the 2000 and 18 movie Mission Impossible Fallout, taking more than $791 million at the box office globally.