Tom Cruise has jumped off building, slid off skyscrapers and clung onto the outside of a plane amid take-off in his roles as action movie hero.
Presently he can assert some authority to being the primary on-screen character to play out a “Corona” skydive on camera: a “high height, low opening” hop, typically done just by exceptionally prepared military experts as a method for staying away from identification by the foe.
The 55-year-old taped the trick for “Mission: Impossible – Fallout”, the most recent installment of the high-grossing action movies in which he plays agent Ethan Hunt.
In a video released in front of the motion picture’s released one month from now, Cruise jumps from the freight entryway of a plane at 25,000 feet (7,600 meters) — very nearly five miles — opening the parachute under 2,000 feet (600 meters) starting from the earliest stage, to the movie producers.
Journey broke a lower leg a year ago recording another trick for “Mission: Impossible – Fallout”, when he bounced between two structures and arrived against a divider.
