Tom Cruise does not work like other actors. He treats every movie as a chance to do something nobody else will even try.

In 2018's Mission: Impossible - Fallout, Cruise became the first actor to complete something called a HALO (high altitude, low opening) drop on camera, which involved jumping out of a plane and ...

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Tom Cruise jumping out of a helicopter with a fiery parachute! The Academy Award-nominated actor is now also a two-time Guinness World Records title holder ...

It came out in 1996, when I was less than a year old, and though I was barely old enough to drink water, one is never too young to feast on Tom Cruise. I’ve since seen the film at least a dozen ...

While playing Ethan Hunt, Cruise hung off the side of an airplane, performed a HALO jump at 25,000 feet, and drove a motorcycle off a cliff before skydiving to safety.

Tom Cruise is revealing what he eats before hanging off a plane at 120 mph for a 'Mission: Impossible' stunt: 'Almost a dozen eggs,' plus sausage, bacon, toast, coffee, and fluids.

Cruise has become famous for his stunts in the franchise, such as jumping a motorcycle off a cliff for “Dead Reckoning.” He also participated in the closing ceremony of the 2024 Olympics in Paris.

Tom Cruise is back with another death-defying stunt that has fans in awe. The Hollywood action star just made Super Bowl Sunday even more thrilling by dropping an explosive teaser for his highly ...

During the parachute jump, an individual jumps out of a plane at an extremely high altitude, usually 25,000 to 40,000 feet, and doesn’t open their parachute until they’re about 800 feet from ...

Tom Cruise stars in the latest installment of "Mission: Impossible," releasing in May. In a new interview, he claimed one of the stunts was so intense that he passed out while filming.

Audiences have seen Cruise scale the world’s tallest building, hang to the side of a plane as it takes off, perform a HALO jump from 25,000 feet in the air, and jump a motorcycle off a cliff.

Cruise not only did it all, but Wasserman said the actor did it for free. “He finished filming ‘Mission Impossible at 6 p.m. in London, got right on a plane.