Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning: Tom Cruise Wore ‘125 Pound’ Diving Suit for Underwater Sequence

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Hollywood star Tom Cruise is Known for Pushing Himself to the Physical Limit for the Stunts in the Mission: Impossible Film franchise.

With the franchise coming to close with its last instalment, Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, The actor stepped on the pedal, reports variety.

In a recent appearance on the tonight show, Cruise Broke Down an extended Diving Sequence in Final Reckoning, in which ethn hunt Must infiltrate a submarine.

As per variety, cruise said during the scene, he “can’t see” because of the underwater lights. Not only did he do the scene blind, but he had to do it white wearing a diving suit that weighed over 100 pounds.

“A lot of time I cannot see if the reflection of the light”, Cruise explained.

“So, I would go in, kind of blind, spend a lot of time on the set figure (the movement) as we’re figuring out the shoots. Then, when i’m doing it, I have a hard time. In weight by about 125 pounds. So, the kind of workouts and things that I have to do just to prepare for these things, it’s years of development.

This isn’t the first time Cruise spoke about the underwater stunt. The four-time oscar nominee previously said he was forced to Breathe his own carbon dioxide with filming “I’mm Breathing in My Own Carbon Dioxide”, Cruise Said. “It builds up in the body and affects the muscles. You have come all of that when you’re doing it, and be presented.”

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