“Mission: Impossible – final assessment”: Tom Cruise has dislocated the finger joints during an air cascade

The American actor and director Tom Cruise has dislocated the finger joints during the filming of the last part of the franchise “Mission: Impossible” by carrying out a biplane casacade himself.

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In the new opus “final assessment” of the famous action franchise “Mission: Impossible”. For example, Agent Ethan Hunt (embodied by Cruise) continues the villain Gabriel (played by Esai Morales) in an air hunting “mission: impossible – final assessment”: scene in biplane.

To recover a crucial device, Ethan jumps on Gabriel’s plane and is desperately gripped there while the device becomes uncontrollable.

Tom Cruise, faithful to his reputation, himself produced all the air cascades. He. director Christopher McQuarrie shared behind the scenes of this perilous scene in the bonus content of the digital release of the film.

While we see him suspended from the wing of the plane. Cruise said in the comment: “Oh, it almost broke my back”.

“We are talking about a lot of pain here,” added Mcquarrie.

Later in the commentary. Mcquarrie reveals that the actor of “Top Gun” felt intense pain, especially when Ethan clings to a seat belt while the plane flies upside down.

“Look at that: we haven’t talked about it yet, but holding this belt … It has dislocated the joints of his fingers because of the force. At the end of “mission: impossible – final assessment”: this sequence, his hands were completely swollen. My God was painful to look at, ”said the director.

According to Entertainment WeeklyCruise was content to say: “Oh my God was brutal”.

At another moment on the scene. Gabriel had a barrel on the plane, projecting Ethan, still suspended, against the side of the aircraft. This part, according to Mcquarrie, was not even planned in the scenario.

“You improvised that, thank you very much. I like you. You said to me: “I think we’re going to need it”. and I replied: “I didn’t ask you to do this”, “said the director addressing Tom Cruise.

The actor simply described this moment as “brutal”, and recognized that the impact “was violent”.

“Mission: Impossible-final assessment” is now available in digital version, and will be released in DVD and Blu-ray on October 14.