"Tom Cruise transitioned from a dramatic actor to the 'Daniel Day-Lewis of stunts,' focusing on high-stakes physical performance in the Mission: Impossible franchise."
"Cruise executes incredibly dangerous stunts with an impressive level of enjoyment, which makes his performance captivating despite the inherent risks involved."
Tom Cruise has redefined action films through his dedication to performing thrilling stunts himself, rather than just aiming for critical accolades. Despite starting as a respected dramatic actor directed by cinematic luminaries, he opted to lead the Mission: Impossible series into unparalleled stunt territory. His stunts, while appearing perilous, often have safety measures cleverly concealed in post-production. This dedication, combined with his ability to appear joyous during risky scenes, sets Cruise apart in the action genre, earning him a legendary status in film.
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