Tom Cruise suffered a painful injury filming 'Mission: Impossible 2' stunt: 'You just keep going'

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Tom Cruise suffered a painful injury filming 'Mission: Impossible 2' stunt: 'You just keep going'

"I’m jumping, and my foot wasn’t right," Cruise recalled. "We want it in one shot, I gotta keep doing it."Paramount Pictures Tom Cruise in 'Mission: Impossible 2'Tom Cruise has been sacrificing his body for your entertainment for even longer than we thought.The Jerry Maguire star reflected on filming the opening sequence of John Woo's Mission: Impossible 2 in an interview with Empire, and revealed that while he was rock climbing in Moab, Utah, h…

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Tom Cruise makes all his stunts himself, whether hurt or not. The actor makes no difference.

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Tom Cruise Shares the Story Behind His Epic Rock-Climbing Stunt From MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 2 — GeekTyrant

Tom Cruise has been doing his own stunts for decades, from clinging to the side of a plane mid-takeoff to scaling the Burj Khalifa without a stunt double, his relentless pursuit of cinematic spectacle has become legendary. But before all of that, there was Mission: Impossible 2, where Cruise introduced audiences to his love for insanity with the free-climbing sequence in Utah’s Moab desert at the beginning of the movie. The opens with Ethan Hunt…

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Tom Cruise Revisits Mission Impossible 2 Rock Climbing Stunt

For decades now, Tom Cruise has been taking audiences to giddy heights in his pursuit of blockbuster excellence – often literally. And while later Mission: Impossible films saw him scale the Burf Khalifa, cling to planes mid-flight, and HALO jump through the night sky, his love affair with dangerous dangling goes all the way back to the John Woo-helmed Mission: Impossible 2. The 2000 sequel begins with Cruise’s Ethan Hunt hanging loose in a dizz…