Mission: Impossible
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Mission: Impossible
Summary
Mission: Impossible is a film series[1]. It ranks in the top 1% of film_series entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (56,969 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Mission: Impossible's instance of is recorded as Impossible — instance of (P31): film series[3].
- Mission: Impossible's instance of is recorded as Impossible — instance of (P31): hexalogy[4].
- Mission: Impossible was directed by Impossible — director (P57): Brian De Palma[5].
- Mission: Impossible was directed by Impossible — director (P57): John Woo[6].
- Mission: Impossible was directed by Impossible — director (P57): J. J. Abrams[7].
- Mission: Impossible was directed by Impossible — director (P57): Brad Bird[8].
- Mission: Impossible was directed by Impossible — director (P57): Christopher McQuarrie[9].
- Impossible — screenwriter (P58): David Koepp wrote the screenplay for Mission: Impossible[10].
- Impossible — screenwriter (P58): Steven Zaillian wrote the screenplay for Mission: Impossible[11].
- Impossible — screenwriter (P58): Robert Towne wrote the screenplay for Mission: Impossible[12].
- Impossible — screenwriter (P58): Ronald D. Moore wrote the screenplay for Mission: Impossible[13].
- Impossible — screenwriter (P58): Brannon Braga wrote the screenplay for Mission: Impossible[14].
- Impossible — screenwriter (P58): J. J. Abrams wrote the screenplay for Mission: Impossible[15].
- Impossible — screenwriter (P58): Alex Kurtzman wrote the screenplay for Mission: Impossible[16].
- Impossible — screenwriter (P58): Roberto Orci wrote the screenplay for Mission: Impossible[17].
- Impossible — screenwriter (P58): André Nemec wrote the screenplay for Mission: Impossible[18].
- Impossible — screenwriter (P58): Christopher McQuarrie wrote the screenplay for Mission: Impossible[19].
- Mission: Impossible's composer is recorded as Impossible — composer (P86): Danny Elfman[20].
- Mission: Impossible's composer is recorded as Impossible — composer (P86): Hans Zimmer[21].
- Mission: Impossible's composer is recorded as Impossible — composer (P86): Michael Giacchino[22].
- Mission: Impossible's composer is recorded as Impossible — composer (P86): Joe Kraemer[23].
- Mission: Impossible's composer is recorded as Impossible — composer (P86): Lorne Balfe[24].
- Mission: Impossible's genre is Impossible — genre (P136): spy film[25].
- Mission: Impossible's genre is Impossible — genre (P136): action film[26].
- Mission: Impossible followed Impossible — follows (P155): Mission: Impossible[27].
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Authorship and Creation
Producers include Impossible — producer (P162): Tom Cruise[28], Impossible — producer (P162): J. J. Abrams[29], and Impossible — producer (P162): Bryan Burk[30]. Directors include Impossible — director (P57): Brian De Palma[5], Impossible — director (P57): John Woo[6], Impossible — director (P57): J. J. Abrams[7], Impossible — director (P57): Brad Bird[8], and Impossible — director (P57): Christopher McQuarrie[9]. Screenwriters include Impossible — screenwriter (P58): David Koepp[10], Impossible — screenwriter (P58): Steven Zaillian[11], Impossible — screenwriter (P58): Robert Towne[12], Impossible — screenwriter (P58): Ronald D. Moore[13], Impossible — screenwriter (P58): Brannon Braga[14], and Impossible — screenwriter (P58): J. J. Abrams[15]. A cast member of Mission: Impossible was Impossible — cast member (P161): Tom Cruise[31].
Publication
Mission: Impossible was published on 1996[32]. The original language of it was Impossible — original language of film or TV show (P364): English[33]. Genres include Impossible — genre (P136): spy film[25] and Impossible — genre (P136): action film[26]. It is part of Impossible — part of (P361): it[34].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Mission: Impossible followed Impossible — follows (P155): it[27].
Why It Matters
Mission: Impossible ranks in the top 1% of film_series entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (56,969 views/month).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[35] It is known by 30 alternative names across languages and contexts.[36]