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Tom Cruise breaks world record with burning parachute

Tom Cruise breaks world record with burning parachute


Hollywood star Tom Cruise (62) made it into the Guinness Book of Records. The actor owes the actor to a spectacular stunt as a special agent Ethan Hunt in « Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning »: He has now completed « the most jumps with a burning parachute », the Guinness Book of the Records announced on the platform X. Cruise had jumped 16 times for an action scene from a helicopter, lit his parachute soaked with fuel and at the end made the safe landing with a reserve screen.

Cruise posted a video of the filming on X. In it, he discusses details about the end of the stunt with the film team and says with a grin on the face that they would « of course » not take any risk. Then follow in fast cuts a few seconds of film material from the 16 jumps with the burning parachute.

« Tom not only plays action heroes – he is an action hero! » Craig Glenday, editor -in -chief of Guinness World Records, was cited in a message. As an actor, he jumps borders. It is an honor to honor the « complete fearlessness » of cruise with the world record title.

Since 1996, Cruise has been chasing across the world in the “Mission: Impossible” film series as an agent Ethan Hunt. He performs most of the breakneck stunts himself. So he raced through oncoming traffic in Paris on the motorcycle, hung on a flying aircraft and climbed the facade of the Skelkratz Burj Khalifa in Dubai.

The new film by director Christopher Mcquarrie, a continuation of «Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning» (2023), celebrated its premiere in May in May. The blockbuster is the end of the almost 30 years of agent saga.

On the red carpet in Cannes, Tom Cruise was surrounded by fans. (Archive image)
Photo: Scott a Garfitt/Invision/dpa

Tom Cruise breaks world record with burning parachute

On the red carpet in Cannes, Tom Cruise was surrounded by fans. (Archive image)
Photo: Scott a Garfitt/Invision/dpa



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