Impossible," releasing in May. In a new interview, he claimed one of the stunts was so intense that he passed out while filming.

Impossible - The Final Reckoning are not in question. We can be fairly confident that the film will include some incredible action sequences and that Tom Cruise will risk to life doing insane things.

Cruise, 62, has been busy promoting the new action film, set to be released on May 22 in New Zealand cinemas. Speaking with British film magazine Empire on the promotional trail, Cruise opened up about how daring some of the upcoming film’s stunts were.

The stunts on Tom Cruise’s new Mission: Impossible movie are so intense that the actor says one caused him to pass out. Tom Cruise isn’t one to do things halfway. The actor spoke to Empire about filming the latest Mission: Impossible instalment, The Final Reckoning, which is set to be released in cinemas this May.

While I understand that extreme safety precautions are taken on sets when it comes to shooting stars doing their own stunts, it's still pretty incredible that Tom Cruise has survived all of the Mission: Impossible movies.

Try a single issue or save on a subscription Issues delivered straight to your door or device Tom Cruise is no stranger to difficult stunts, as he's proven time and again in the Mission: Impossible franchise,

Tom Cruise revealed that he was inhaling his own carbon dioxide while shooting the Sevastopol submarine sequence in Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning.