Tom Cruise injured filming Mission: Impossible 6 stunt in London

The 55-year-old actor is famous for insisting on doing almost all of his own stunts

Tom cruise has been injured while filming a stunt for Mission: Impossible 6  in london. 

Pictures received by TMZ suggests the actor trying to jump from rigging onto the ledge of another constructing, while strapped into a protection harness; he falls quick, however, and his body slams into the side of the structure. 

Hoisting himself up onto the building's roof, cruise then begins limping closely, earlier than almost collapsing in front of the other team individuals. He's then pulled back to the rigging on his harness, in which he is then led away off digicam, still limping heavily.
The volume of his injuries are not yet acknowledged; but, the stunt serves as a reminder of the kinds of common risks and sacrifices that move into filmmaking, each for stunt performers and actors who do their personal stunt paintings.

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The 55-yr-antique cruise is well-known for insisting on doing almost all of his personal stunts, rare for an a-list actor, in particular for the reason that he is validated a sure thrill-seeking method to his work.

That includes filming in zero-gravity for the airplane crash scene in The Mummy, clinging to the side of a plane as it's taxiing in Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, and scaling Dubai's Burj Khalifa in Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol. 

Cruise has already been seen performing several high-octane stunts for Mission: Impossible 6, including driving a motorbike into a car in Paris and parachuting in Oxfordshire. 

Mission: Impossible 6 hits UK cinemas 27 July 2018.