Is Tom Cruise Add.icted to Dan.ger? Fans Fear the Worst as ‘Mission: Impossible’ Star Pushes His Body to the Limit with Life-Thre.atening Stunts That Defy All Logic – Is This Hollywood Hero Courting De.ath for Real?
Is Tom Cruise Add.icted to Dan.ger? Fans Fear the Worst as ‘Mission: Impossible’ Star Pushes His Body to the Limit with Life-Thre.atening Stunts That Defy All Logic – Is This Hollywood Hero Courting De.ath for Real?
Tom Cruise, at 62, faces increasing concerns over his dangerous stunts in the ‘Mission: Impossible’ franchise, raising fears about his health and career longevity. Despite a history of injuries, including a shattered ankle and torn shoulder, Cruise continues to push physical limits with extreme wellness routines and relentless film preparation.
Tom Cruise, who is now 62 years old, has once again come under scrutiny for continuing to perform increasingly perilous stunts. A recent report said that his ‘Mission: Impossible’ daredevil antics are taking a serious toll on his body and could even end his career or life prematurely.
“Tom is dicing with death every time..”
A source shared with Radar Online that, “Tom is dicing with death every time he steps on set. … At some point, something could go very wrong—’s actually like he has a death wish.”Cruise himself confirmed during an appearance on Australia’s Today show that he “never slows down,” noting, “I’m always shooting a film, prepping a film, posting a film… there’s numerous other films that we’re actively working on right now.”
A track record of injuries
The actor’s history of serious injuries includes a shattered ankle during ‘Mission: Impossible – Fallout’ in 2017, a torn shoulder in ‘MI: III’ in 2005, along with cracked ribs, burns, and hamstring tears, each a direct result of performing his own stunts. Simon Pegg, co-star and friend, remarked that while Tom appears “apprehensive,” he’s “never afraid” on set.
Pushing new limits
Cruise is not just stopping at high-flying action. He’s reportedly embracing extreme wellness routines as he does deep-sea breath holds, oxygen chamber therapy, cold plunges, and mouth-taping at night, in service of anti-ageing and further stunt preparation.
According to the Hindustanstan Times, insiders caution these practices “could cause immeasurable damage to internal organs, severely impacting the brain if he takes even a tiny step in the wrong direction.”
The road ahead
Despite risks, Cruise shows no sign of retiring. He is actively prepping the next ‘Mission: Impossible’ and exploring further ‘Top Gun’ projects, and yet his friends and collaborators remain genuinely concerned, with the common refrain being, “He’s flirting with death.”
