Tom Cruise stunts video in Paris Olympics 2024 closing ceremony: The Paris Olympics concluded on Sunday. Hollywood actor Tom Cruise was seen performing spectacular stunts at the closing ceremony of the Paris Olympics. He surprised everyone with his amazing stunts. Tom Cruise, who has been involved in the Games of the XXXIII Olympiad since the opening ceremony on July 26, played an important role in handing over Paris to Los Angeles 2028. His stunt was completely based on Hollywood.
Tom Cruise was seen with Phoenix and the athletes on stage at the two-and-a-half hour-long Paris Olympics closing ceremony held at the Stade de France. Cruise's move came just after his performance of 'The Star Spangled Banner'. The actor made this closing ceremony memorable with his style. Before the emotional performance of the national anthem, the Olympic flag was handed over to Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Simone Biles.
Tom Cruise did dangerous stunts: When Cruise landed among the Olympic athletes, Mike Tirico shouted, 'America, let's go.' Taking the flag from Mayor Bass, Tom Cruise rode out of the stadium on a motorcycle. After this, a pre-recorded video of Cruise came out. In this, he is seen jumping from a plane and delivering the flag to Los Angeles. Everyone present in the stadium was surprised to see his stunt.
Tom Cruise jumped down from the roof of the stadium using a rope. After this, he was seen touring the streets of Paris on a bike. Later, he went straight to a plane with the bike, which took him to Los Angeles. These amazing stunts of his left everyone stunned.
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