Movement Impossible: Film star refused to use NZ portaloo

Tom Cruise may have left the country, but a bit of a stink has erupted in his wake.

A new report suggests one of Cruise's Mission: Impossible co-stars refused to do poos in a portaloo on the film's South Island set.

An on-set source told Newshub one of the film's stars - who remained unnamed - requested to be helicoptered back to their caravan every time they needed to use the toilet.

A spokesperson for the local branch of movie studio Paramount Pictures said it didn't want to comment on the allegation as it had no involvement on set and only handled the film's distribution.

Cruise's co-stars filming in the Rees Valley near Glenorchy included Henry Cavill, Ving Rhames, Rebecca Ferguson, Simon Pegg and Michelle Monaghan.

That's not all: the report also claims Cruise had two personal chefs on site who whipped him up 15 snack-sized meals a day, including freeze-dried organic blueberries and nuts.

Cruise spent a month in the South Island before visiting Auckland's Scientology Centre and posting a farewell message to New Zealand on Monday.

Thank you to the amazing people of New Zealand! I've had a great time filming the next Mission: Impossible here. pic.twitter.com/GqSmAJpQ7q

— Tom Cruise (@TomCruise) July 9, 2017

But one local food truck vendor claimed Cruise decided to splash out on a special meal to eat as his private jet departed the country - tacos.

Guess which famous celebrity has requested #LuckyTaco to eat on his private jet from NZ to the US? 🌮💀💯🤘🏽

Posted by The Lucky Taco on Saturday, 8 July 2017

Mission: Impossible 6 is due for release on July 27, 2018.