Tom Cruise has 'crazy invincibility complex' as the star refuses to take stunt double at 62, says source

Tom Cruise has 'crazy invincibility complex' as the star refuses to take stunt double at 62, says source
Tom Cruise is likely to return to the US after completing the shooting of his upcoming 'Mission Impossible' film (Getty Images)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Tom Cruise is in no mood to slow down as the star continues to do his own stunt at 62!

The ‘Mission Impossible’ actor is known for doing one of the most dangerous stunts in the industry, which concerns many well-wishers and fans. 

“Tom’s got this crazy invincibility complex and truly believes he’s a superior human being who’ll be able to pull off these stunts well into his senior years," a source told Radar Online

 

As per reports, Cruise did his difficult stunt for ‘Mission Impossible 8’ in England, involving a plane on September 13.

NEW YORK, NY - JULY 10: Tom Cruise is seen on July 10, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images)
Tom Cruise was filming in the UK for his upcoming edition of the Mission Impossible series (Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images)

Tom Cruise and Mission Impossible franchise

The star continues to play IMF Agent Ethan Hunt for almost the last three decades, and with each installment, he has pushed himself while taking on risky stunts. 

Among the most dangerous of stunts, 2015's ‘Rogue Nation’ got everyone worried the most as he held his breath underwater for several minutes. 

“We’re underwater and doing breath holds of six to six and a half minutes. It’s very taxing stuff,” he shared with USA Today back then. 



 

Tom Cruise's love for  adventure continues

Tom Cruise is also widely remembered for his stunt in ‘Mission Impossible 2’ as he climbed a rock ledge with just his hands.

“I was really mad that he wanted to do it, but I tried to stop him and I couldn’t. I was so scared I was sweating. I couldn’t even watch the monitor when we shot it, “director John Woo told Entertainment Weekly



 

"We had five cameras on the cliff, including a helicopter camera, a camera on a crane, and cameramen hanging from safety cables, but we had focus problems, so we had to do it again and again," he added. 

"But Tom would say, 'I'm okay, John, don't worry, I want to do it one more time,"' shared the director.

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