Tom Cruise Hangs from Plane During Mission Impossible Stunt

Tom Cruise was recently seen performing a daring stunt while filming for the upcoming installment of the Mission Impossible franchise, titled "Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning." The actor was photographed hanging from an upside-down Stearman biplane, gripping the wing as the aircraft performed a dramatic rotation. The filming took place in Oxfordshire, where the crew observed the intense scene unfold, with the plane flying dangerously close to a camera crew's helicopter. The sequence being filmed appeared to involve a fight scene, with Cruise and co-star Morales engaged in a struggle before the plane flipped over. The pilot, dressed in green, is expected to be edited out of the final cut, leaving only Cruise and Morales in the plane. This high-octane stunt showcases the franchise's commitment to thrilling action sequences, a hallmark of the series. Despite his rigorous filming schedule, Cruise recently revealed he sustained a minor injury during his visit to the Glastonbury Festival. Photographs showed him sporting a pink graze on his right knuckle, which he appeared to acknowledge with a thumbs-up gesture from the helicopter's front seat. The actor was dressed casually in a black long-sleeved jumper and blue jeans, accessorized with aviator sunglasses. As filming continues, Cruise is also set to tackle underwater scenes for the film. The previous installment, "Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One," featured explosive underwater action, raising anticipation for the next chapter in the franchise.