Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One is Tom Cruise’ ‘s most exciting new daring thriller in the making. The actor treated his fans with a long video giving a sneak preview to some unseen, incredible stunt scenes, and behind-the-scenes footage from his most demanding and most dare devil stunt yet.
Tom Cruise, known for performing some death-defying action sequences in his movies , will be seen jumping off a steep cliff with a motorcycle in the upcoming seventh instalment of the Mission Impossible series. A peak of the scene has been shown in the film’s first teaser. The new video shows extensive BTS footage of how the actor prepared for the scene.
The preview of the video opens with a shot of a ramp at the side of a cliff with Tom’s voice saying, “This is far and away the most dangerous thing we have ever attempted. This will be a motorcycle jump off a cliff into a base jump. I have wanted to do this since I was a kid.”
A montage then shows all of Tom’s prep into this death-defying stunt, before director Christopher McQuarrie comes on screen. He says, “Tom put together this master plan to coordinate all of these experts in each of the particular disciplines involved to make this thing happen.”
New Mission Impossible : Tom Cruises Gives a sneak peak into the making of the film
The coaches and experts then explain that Tom underwent one year of base jumping training and canopy training to prepare for the stunt. Shots show the actor base jumping off an airplane with the experts in tow.
The action from the movie Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One then moves to the ground where Tom practises on a motocross bike. The crew explains that they built a motocross track for the actor to practise on and he is comfortable jumping over 70-80-feet table tops with ease.
Director Christopher says, “Coming up with the stunt is just one of the challenges. The other is to put a camera to film it from the right angle.” The stunt crew then details that Tom did 500 skydives and 13,000 motocross jumps to prepare for the stunt. They then built a replica ramp in England for Tom to simulate the motorcycle jump and get it right before moving to Norway to film the actual stunt.
is expected to wrap the series for Tom. The successful franchise has been on since 1996 when the first film was released in theatres. Tom has starred in all the films of the series.