City of London and artist Richard DeDomenici present Mission: Impossible Fallout City Chase Walk - a self-guided walking tour of the London chase scene from the 2018 movie Mission: Impossible - Fallout.

Follow in the footsteps of agents Ethan Hunt and August Walker as the former follows the latter between Paternoster Square and Blackfriars.

Join Richard as he deconstructs the sequence, see how it differs from the script, and explores the accuracy of the route, in the actual places where it was filmed.

There might even be a little bit of rudimentary spy-craft involved, and you’ll even visit the spot where Tom Cruise shattered his foot.

Part moviemaking critique, part local history tour, it’ll take you about 45 minutes to complete your mission, should you choose to accept it.

Richard DeDomenici says of the tour:

“I'm very excited to be collaborating with City of London and Setmaker to make this crazy dream a reality.

A few years ago I recreated parts of Mission: Impossible - Fallout’s London chase for Tate Modern as part of my ongoing Redux Project, and ever since then I’ve dreamt of turning the route of the stunning sequence into a walking tour.

I didn’t really know how until Rupert from Setmaker contacted me about the fabulous new platform he was creating, and it’s been amazing to devise the tour in parallel with the development of the app.

A few weeks ago the director of the movie, Christopher McQuarrie, was kind enough to answer a bunch of questions I had about the chase sequence, which I plan to incorporate into an epilogue video very soon!

I have a little studio at Artsadmin in Aldgate and so regularly explore the alleyways of the City, therefore it’s a great pleasure to be part of the Destination City programme, and to be able to release the tour for free, to as broad an audience as possible!

I do hope you like it, and hopefully this will be the first of many such tours!”

Mission: Impossible - Fallout City Chase Walk is commissioned by City of London, as part of their Destination City programme, and built using the new tours, guides and adventures platform Setmaker, developed in Singapore by Rupert Thomson, former senior programmer of performance and dance at Southbank Centre.

Richard DeDomenici is an artist who specialises in backward solutions for a progressive future. Richard’s urban-absurdist interventions strive to create the kind of uncertainty that leads to possibility.

Richard is the inventor of the Carry-Ok wearable karaoke system, crochéted cryptocurrency Knitcoin, international office chair competition The Swivelympics, and the zero-budget Coronavision Song Contest, which was recently acquired for posterity by The British Library.

Dedomenici is currently pr#FalloutCityChaseeparing to recreate scenes from the movie All Of Us Strangers in Croydon, and is planning a number of similar self-guided walking tours to Fallout City Chase in London, the UK, and around the world.

Take the tour now at FalloutCityChase.com!

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The tour page on the City of London website is here, and includes the trailer.

Should you wish to post about the tour on social media, do use the hashtag #FalloutCityChase and tag Richard, Setmaker, and City of London so they can like and repost!

Richard's social media details are here.

Do send any feedback to richard@dedomenici.com

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Thank you, and see you again soon for Mission: Impossible - Fallout Paris Heist Walk!

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