The Hollywood actor jumped from the helicopter 16 times to remove the dangerous scene without any insurance.
Hollywood star Tom Cruise fell into the Guinness Book of Records for a wonderful trick, which he performed during the movie making the movie “Impossible: Final Counting.”
In his 62 years, the actor not only uses Understudy – he personally produces 16 jumps from the helicopter, conducting a risky scene without special effects.
The most intense moment is the maneuver in the air, where the cruise is to cut off the burning fabric of the main parachute and with time to open the spare to get safe. This scene is filmed at Dragon Mountain National Park in the South Africa Republic, CNN reports.
“Tom not only plays the heroes of the militants – he himself is the hero of the militants! His success is the result of incredible devotion, the desire of the truth and willingness to expand the boundaries of possible for the actor,” commented a Guinness book representative of Ginnes Craig Glendy.
Preparing for the trick lasted several weeks, and film staff worked in high risk conditions. But Cruise insisted on the realization of the scene: no computer graphics, no understudy – he and heaven.
The movie “Mission is impossible: The final counting” is the last part of the franchise and the final history of special agent Itan Hunt – a cult character that has always saved the world, threatened by all.
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