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The 2024 Paris Olympics ended with a spectacular climax, thanks to Tom Cruise's heart-stopping stunt at the closing ceremony on August 11.
The 62-year-old actor, known for his reckless escapades, assisted in transferring the Olympic flag to Los Angeles, which will host the 2028 games.
Cruise made an action-packed debut, leaping from a building while roped, dangling in mid-air, and then down to the stadium floor.
The Mission Impossible hero made a stunning appearance at the Paris Olympics closing ceremony, leaving the audience speechless.
Wearing a leather jacket and pants, he walked about and greeted athletes with high-fives, embraces, and kisses.
He even paused for a selfie with one competitor and shook hands with several others, grinning with glee the entire time.
"That's the way you do things. During the NBC broadcast, an announcer was heard remarking, "That's how you do it right there."
The Mission Impossible hero made a stunning appearance at the Paris Olympics closing ceremony, leaving the audience speechless.
Wearing a leather jacket and pants, he walked about and greeted athletes with high-fives, embraces, and kisses.
He even paused for a selfie with one competitor and shook hands with several others, grinning with glee the entire time.
"That's the way you do things. During the NBC broadcast, an announcer was heard remarking, "That's how you do it right there."
"Well, remember, Paris gave you a very authentic to Paris games," added another announcer. "It felt like this great city."
The Top Gun star came to the platform, collecting the Olympic flag from Simone Biles and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass.
He then got on a motorbike and rode across Paris in a pre-recorded movie, passing by prominent locations such as the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Élysées.
The video showed him driving aboard an aircraft, getting on a harness, and leaping out to land on the Hollywood sign, symbolically handing over the flag to Los Angeles.
The Top Gun star came to the platform, collecting the Olympic flag from Simone Biles and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass.
He then got on a motorbike and rode across Paris in a pre-recorded movie, passing by prominent locations such as the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Élysées.
The video showed him driving aboard an aircraft, getting on a harness, and leaping out to land on the Hollywood sign, symbolically handing over the flag to Los Angeles.
The night's excitement continued with performances by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Billie Eilish, and Snoop Dogg, resulting in an amazing evening.
According to In Touch, Tom has no intentions to reduce the number of hazardous stunts in his films. "Tom seems to think he's invincible," the insider remarked in July.
"A lot of his peers increasingly rely on stunt doubles especially when they get to a certain age, and Tom does do it to a limited capacity, but mostly does his own impossible feats," a source told CNN.
According to In Touch, Tom has no intentions to reduce the number of hazardous stunts in his films. "Tom seems to think he's invincible," the insider remarked in July.
"A lot of his peers increasingly rely on stunt doubles especially when they get to a certain age, and Tom does do it to a limited capacity, but mostly does his own impossible feats," a source told CNN.
