Tom Cruise freaks out on staff for breaking Covid Safety Protocols

[Wixson 5,004]

33 minutes ago, pdaines said:

He turned Nicole Kidman against herself?

You know what I meant, smartass. 

[Oriane 22,357]

[LaLuna 12,732]

For once I agree with him. His best work since he jumped on Oprah's couch  

[Runway 27,876]

He needs anger management therapy 

[TimisaMonster 31,073]

Drag them! Tired of the laxed attitude towards masks and safety and people jeopardizing other peoples literal ****ing lives and in this case job...

[elijahfan 27,339]

5 hours ago, Juniper said:

I imagine it wasn't the first time this happened, but he finally had it with some people on the set not being careful enough. He's right about that people who break protocols jeopardise the other people's jobs.

The movie was already shut down once for Covid cases amongst crew members, so I totally get his reaction - he's already lost millions on this project. Some might think this was way too violent - I don't think so, one shouldn't joke with these things. I work in the film industry as well and I ****ing hate it when people around me don't take those rules seriously - our jobs are literally depending on it. I wish we all had a Tom Cruise on set to have the balls to put those people in their place

[Modern Ecstacy 3,880]

I mean, if it's really such a big deal then they shouldn't even be filming in the first place?

There's so many people and they are all so close to each other. 

[Bonkers 30,777]

and you're fired and you're fired and you're fired

 

 

[Popo 3,781]

On 12/16/2020 at 10:26 PM, Fish said:

no they cant be aggressive towards you. workplace safety legislation does not allow it.  its 2020 and abuse, in any form, is unacceptable. This isn't 1930

you're perfectly allowed to yell at employee as long as it isn't a about a protected class, which in that case is considered as harassments and not abuse. Look at bill gates and steve jobs who were known to be verbally abusive and nasty bosses.

the workplace isn't a safe place like the classroom where you can run to your parents, it's called adulting