"I’m jumping, and my foot wasn’t right," Cruise recalled. "We want it in one shot, I gotta keep doing it." Tom Cruise has ...

Cruise revisits every Mission movie in the new issue of Empire. Read an extract on Mission: Impossible 2's Utah scene.

Tom Cruise has been doing his own stunts for decades, from clinging to the side of a plane mid-takeoff to scaling the Burj ...

Naturally, when hearing about how Tom Cruise broke his foot for this Mission: Impossible entry, that infamous Fallout ankle injury came to mind almost instantly. In that particular case, he wasn't ...

The Mission: Impossible star recently chatted with Empire about the opening sequence of the John Woo-directed Mission: Impossible 2, which saw the actor climbing a rock face in Moab, UT. What wasn’t ...

The province of KwaZulu-Natal is positioning itself as a prime filmmaking destination, offering its remarkable heritage and breathtaking landscapes to attract local and international filmmakers.

Tom Cruise shot scenes for Mission Impossible 8 in the Drakensberg ... gained is more than three times the elevation gain of climbing Mount Everest," said Seymour.

But what greeted me opening the tent flap was not my favorite scene ... nine days of climbing, they reached the top of the glacier. To the west, they could see the Adams Mountain Range, named ...

Tom Cruise is known for doing his own stunts — but even he can reach his breaking point while filming the “Mission: Impossible” film franchise. In the eighth installment, Cruise had a ...

Tom Cruise isn't one to do things halfway. The actor spoke to Empire about filming the latest "Mission: Impossible" installment ... movie were to film. In one scene, shown on the cover of ...

In fact, there are two major ways in which the Tom Cruise sequel impacted the future of the X-Men franchise. Mission: Impossible II‘s Main Villain Almost Was the Face of Fox’s X-Men Movies The ...