Tom Cruise has to film movie again

After all the controversy surrounding Tom Cruise's new film 'Valkyrie' - after they successfully won permission to shoot his movie at a key historical location in Germany, Tom Cruise and the whole crew have been told they've got to shoot the whole movie again.

A spokeswoman for the production company told  German newspaper Bild: A majority of the film material is unusable, we have to film it again."

People.com reports that a key scene in Valkyrie, Cruise's WWII historical thriller about the plot by top army officers to assassinate Hitler in 1944, was shot in the Bendler Block where the original action took place. Cruise was originally barred by the German government from filming in the national monument.

The film was shipped to a professional post-production studio in Munich, and was deemed unusable when it arrived.

"The production company told us that there were problems with the negative development in Arri Munich, one of the top post-production companies in Germany," Colin Ullman, a spokesman for the company that delivered the film, told Bild. "The images were wiped away."