I already shared my one-on-one interview with Christopher McQuarrie from the Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation press day in Vienna, but the guy isn't just a talented filmmaker who added an exceptional installment to the Mission: Impossible film franchise. He's also a fantastic interview so when I got back to New York, I also participated in a roundtable discussion with McQuarrie and a group of other journalists.This is a long one, but if you're into Mission: Impossible, McQuarrie's work and/or what it takes to make a blockbuster, it's well worth the read. He discussed why he didn't want to include the Syndicate in the film originally, how he got away with putting the plane stunt at the very beginning of the movie, what happened during the 20 minutes he had to cut out of the final film and so much more. You can check it all out in the interview below. [Warning: This interview does contain some plot spoilers.]QUESTION: How does the anthology format of the series free you up as far as being able to tell your own story and not necessarily needing a lead-in from the last one or a lead-out to the next one?