Cruise, who has played Ethan Hunt since 1996’s “Mission: Impossible,” has said repeatedly that “The Final Reckoning” marks ...

Tom Cruise took his daredevil stunts to new heights while filming Mission Impossible – The Final Reckoning, but the actor ...

While Cruise’s commitment is commendable, Bouciegues reminds us that even the most skilled actors require the expertise of stunt coordinators and doubles to ensure safety on set. Stunt coordinators ...

The deleted scene features an astonishing aerial stunt performed by Cruise, known for pushing boundaries in action cinema. In this particular sequence, he executes a high-altitude maneuver that ...

Tom Cruise insists that he does all his own stunts on set. While digital effects may be used to some degree, the stunt itself is always real. This was the case with the magic trick as well, as ...

Tom Cruise does his own stunts and it's remarkable what he's been able to pull off. Hanging on the side of a plane, skydiving, climbing the world's tallest building — he's done it all. Here's a ...

Tom Cruise wanted the experience to feel real and exhilarating to audiences, so he opted to jump from a C-17 military plane over 30,000 feet in the air at speeds that could reach 220 MPH.

He took a look at some of Cruise’s best-known and most impressive stunts, and offered his take on how they might have been done—and whether that really is Tom Cruise doing those stunts. 1.

When Cruise does his honest-to-God HALO (high altitude, low opening) jump out of a plane against a dusky background, a stunt he had to perform 106 times to complete the sequence, the fact that he ...

Tom Cruise keeps raising the bar with his own stunts — though he revealed some left him dangerously close to disaster. In a ...

When Cruise does his honest-to-God HALO (high altitude, low opening) jump out of a plane against a dusky background, a stunt he had to perform 106 times to complete the sequence, the fact that he ...