Tom Cruise has awarded Guinness World Record for “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” Flaming Parachute Scund

Tom Cruise has become a holder of the title of the world record of Guinness for an ardent “Mission: Impossible – The final calculation“Cascade.

In the waterfall, Cruise jumps from a helicopter and deploys a parachute, then light it on fire. The parachute was pre-assembled with fuel and on, the world records of Guinness said in a press release. Cruise had to go to at least 7,500 feet, the organization said. The flamboyant parachute could only burn for about three seconds before Cruise became cut and deploy a rescue fall. And sometimes he did it while holding a 50-pound camera platform.

Cruise made the waterfall not one, not twice – but 16 times, the world records Guinness said, making him the record holder for “the most burning parachute jumps by an individual”. Cruise received the title on June 4.

“Tom does not only play action heroes – he’s an action hero!” said Craig Glenday, editor -in -chief of Guinness World Records. “A large part of its success can be repressed to its absolute accent on authenticity and to push the limits of what a leading man can do. It is an honor to be able to recognize his absolute intrusation with this new title of world record of Guinness.”

It is far from the incredible incredible stuntman that Cruise played in the “Mission: Impossible“Franchise. Previous films presented it suspended from the side of an airplane, Motorcycle of a cliff And climb the largest building in the world. It is an approved parachuting and has been an authorized pilot for over 30 years. In “Top Gun: Maverick“Cruise has also made a number of air cascades.

“The public can say when something has been deceived, so it is important to do everything for real,” said Wade Eastwood, a stunt coordinator on “Mission: Impossible – Pamip“Said Guinness World Records.

This is the second world record Guinness of Cruise. He has a box office title for the actor with the most consecutive films of $ 100 million. He has 11 films that qualify, from “Jack Reader” of 2012 and ending with “Mission: Impossible – The final calculation. “”