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Simon Pegg Explains Why Watching Tom Cruise Do His ‘Mission Impossible’ Stunts In Person Is Hard Work · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Seacrest. Tom Cruise famously performs his own stunts
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Speaker 1: whenever he can in all of his Mission Impossible movies,
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Speaker 1: and these aren't just simple fight scene He performed motorcycle chases,
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Speaker 1: tumbled off cliffs, even on from the back of a jet,
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Speaker 1: and his m I co star Sigmon Pegg has witnessed
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Speaker 1: many of them firsthand since joining the franchise for two
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Speaker 1: thousand and six Mission Impossible three, and while the stunts
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Speaker 1: might be thrilling for fans, for the cast and crew,
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Speaker 1: they're far too real to enjoy. Simon tells Conor Obrian,
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Speaker 1: when you watch the movie and see him do the stunts,
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Speaker 1: it's nail biting and there's a real sense of peril
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Speaker 1: because you know it's really Tom. But you know he
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Speaker 1: survived because he saw him on g m A talking
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Speaker 1: about it. When we watch him do it, we have
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Speaker 1: no idea if he's gonna survive. If he rides a
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Speaker 1: bike off a cliff, everybody just waits to hear if
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Speaker 1: the canopy caught him. It's terrifying. Word is. With the
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Speaker 1: upcoming Mission Impossible seven, Tom didn't slow down the stunts.
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Speaker 1: He doubled down on them and They're bigger and more
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Speaker 1: daring than ever. Am I seven theaters, November's direct from
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Speaker 1: Hollywood