Tom Cruise set a world record by jumping 16 times on a burning parachute!

Hollywood star Tom Cruise has once again made his mark on the history of cinema. The 62-year-old actor entered the Guinness Book of Records with a dangerous stunt he performed for the film "Mission: Impossible - Fallout."

According to reports, in the most sensational scenes of the last part of the popular franchise, Tom Cruise jumped from a helicopter on a parachute soaked with fuel. And not just once - he performed this dangerous maneuver 16 times in a row! This made him the first person in the world to repeat such a stunt so many times - no other actor or stuntman has achieved such a result.

According to the official statement of Guinness, this is a rare achievement not only in cinematography, but also in extreme sports in general. Each of Cruise's jumps required high precision, thorough preparation and maximum safety measures. A special professional team worked on this, and each episode was monitored at the highest level.

Tom Cruise has always earned the respect of his fans for performing stunts without doubles. He is recognized not only as an actor, but also as a real extreme fighter in action scenes. “I want the audience to feel real emotions in every scene. That is why I try to perform every dangerous move myself,” says the actor.

For your information, the film “Mission Impossible: Final Fantasy” was released in cinemas on May 23, 2025 and has been recording great box office results since its first days. This stunt by Cruise has become the most memorable and discussed episode of the film.

The Zamin.uz editorial team supports actors who bring realism to cinema through such efforts and congratulates Tom Cruise on his new record!

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