Tom Cruise learned not to breathe for six minutes to shoot Mission Impossible 5
During the movieing of the underwater scenes of Mission Impossible 5: Outcast Tribe, starring Tom Cruise had to hold his breath for six minutes or more. As the actor said in an interview with USA Today, intense training helped him achieve this result. “I've always wanted to do something like this. Director Christopher McQuarrie and I have been thinking about that ever since Fringe of Tomorrow. I've movieed underwater before. But in this case, we wanted to create a tense underwater scene without cuts. it was very interesting. I had to hold my breath for six, six and a half minutes. I had to train with the whole team right on the set, "he said. Tom Cruise did not specify how many takes it took to satisfy the director of the quality of the underwater scenes. According to the actor, he trained under the guidance of an experienced diver named Kirk Crack. Note that while working on his movie projects, Cruz prefers to perform the most dangerous stunts on his own. For example, on the set of the fourth episode of "Mission Impossible", he had to run along the outside of the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa. In the fifth episode, he had to fly overboard a military transport aircraft at an altitude of 1,700 meters above the Earth's surface. Mission Impossible 5: Outcast Tribe will premiere on July 31, 2015. The Topic of Article: Tom Cruise learned not to breathe for six minutes to shoot Mission Impossible 5. |
