Tom Cruise Reportedly Rescued Cameraman During Train Stunt on ‘Mission: Impossible’ Set

In photos, Cruise can be seen crouching down to help a cameraman, who was wearing a harness during the filming, in an effort to help him find his balance.

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It seems like Ethan Hunt wasn’t the only hero on the set of Mission Impossible 7 this week. 

Tom Cruise, appears to have saved a cameraman from sliding down the carriage of a moving steam train Thursday while filming a scene at the North Yorkshire Moors railway, according to the Daily Mail.

In photos from the set, Cruise can be seen crouching down to help the cameraman, who was wearing a harness during the filming, in an effort to help him find his balance on a steel ledge. This, the Daily Mail reports, prevented him from falling any further down the train or dropping his equipment. Co-star Hayley Atwell and other crew members looked on as Tom and a few rushed to help. 

Tom Cruise salva cameraman de queda em gravação de Missão Impossível 7 https://t.co/VMtFlDeBl4 pic.twitter.com/4fea6gQnY9

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The 58-year-old actor isn’t in the business of saving lives though— he’s just got a movie to film. Back in December, audio leaked featuring the star yelling at crew members on the film’s set for not following COVID safety protocol. 

“If I see you do it again, you’re f***ing gone. And if anyone in this crew does it, that’s it,” Tom said

Since then, Cruise’s latest installment in the action franchise has been pushed along with Top Gun: Maverick and other films, with Paramount issuing delays likely due to the pandemic. 

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