Tom Cruise Trains A Year To Prepare For Mission: Impossible 6 Sequence
Tom Cruise has trained himself for a year to pull off a stunt sequence in the forthcoming Mission: Impossible 6.
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oi-Monojit
By Monojit
The
one
thing
fans
keep
coming
up
for
the
Mission:
Impossible
series
since
1996
is
its
pure
entertainment
value
which
the
movie
offers
to
its
audience,
and
if
we
personify
all
MI
successes
to
one
man,
then
it
has
to
be
Tom
Cruise
all
the
way.
Tom
Cruise,
who
is
already
in
the
early
50s
likes
to
perform
all
the
death
defying
stunts
by
his
own
without
any
technological
support
or
body
double.
And
likewise,
or
the
Mission:
Impossible
6,
Tom
Cruise
has
gone
all
the
way
by
training
for
almost
a
year
to
pull
off
a
particular
stunt
in
the
film.
CEO
of
Skydance
Media
David
Ellison,
has
praised
Tom's
effort
and
said
Tom
wants
to
keep
the
stunts
original
as
far
as
possible.
"Tom's
entire
mantra
for
hanging
on
the
side
of
the
Burj
Khalifa
or
the
A380
or
literally
holding
your
breath
for
six
minutes
underwater
to
do
the
Taurus
sequence
is,
in
a
world
of
massive
visual
effects,
(is
doing
it
live)." Said
Ellison.
"He
said
the
audience
can
tell
when
it's
you
on
a
green
screen
or
when
you're
actually
doing
it
live.
And
the
tension,
because
the
stunt
is
real,
actually
puts
the
audience
where
Ethan
Hunt
is
where
they
are
in
the
movie."
Added
Ellison.
"He
said
that's
why
he
does
it;
it's
all
about
entertaining
an
audience
and
it
makes
the
movie
better."
Ellison
concluded.