Henry Cavill and Tom Cruise worked together in Mission Impossible: Fallout, and like Cruise, the Man of Steel actor did a lot of his own stunts.

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Henry Cavill shares behind-the-scenes stories about Tom Cruise's incredible dedication to stunts in 'Mission: Impossible – Fallout,' highlighting his near-invincible nature after suffering a broken ankle yet quickly returning to action.

IndieWire ranked Fallout in sixth place in its list of the best action movies of the 21st century. This is as the hit podcast, The Big Picture, recently named it as the 21st best film of the century – period. And with the latest Mission: Impossible entry, The Final Reckoning, in cinemas now, what better time to catch up on Fallout?

Few actors conjure up the same sense of Hollywood magic as Tom Cruise. For over four decades, he has remained one of the most popular and exciting stars in the business. Part of that reputation is forged on the excitement and innovation of the stunts in his movies,

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