Tom Cruise's hands were swollen and he almost broke his back while filming the popular biplane action sequence in his latest release, Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning.

Tom Cruise took his daredevil stunts to new heights while filming Mission Impossible – The Final Reckoning, but the actor admitted that he almost walked away with a life-altering injury. Cruise, 63, provided commentary in bonus content featured in the film’s digital release,

Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning is now available to own on digital platforms, and ScreenRant has a clip to remind you of (or introduce you to) the movie’s blend of action, high stakes, and the occasional lighthearted moment.

Riz Ahmed teases something "special" and "different" in his upcoming film with Tom Cruise and Alejandro Inarritu.

After earning close to $600 million in theaters, Tom Cruise's latest spy masterpiece is now climbing its way up the PVOD charts.

President Trump had tapped Tom Cruise as a recipient at this year’s Kennedy Center Honors, but was rejected by the Oscar-nominated actor, according to a new report. The “Mission: Impossible” star told the commander in chief that he couldn’t accept the invitation to attend the gala at the Kennedy Center Opera House in Washington,

"On my first day, I filmed the doughnut-garage scene. I had gotten the script only the day before, and I was shaking in my boots," Tillman told Variety. "I was taken by his [Cruise's] strength, grace, humility and passion. Definitely passion."