His longtime stunt coordinator and second unit director Wade Eastwood told The Times of London newspaper how drained the actor was by one particular stunt in the eighth (and apparently final) instalment of his hit franchise Mission: Impossible – Final Reckoning – one which involved him walking on the wing of a small biplane mid-air.

"With Mr. Cruise, you can never count him down or out," Angela Bassett tells PEOPLE of costar Tom Cruise Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning is in theaters now The eighth film in the Tom Cruise action franchise,

Esai Morales is on a death-defying mission to make Tom Cruise’s life impossible, yet again, in the latest installment of the “Mission: Impossible” action film franchise. Titled “The Final Reckoning,” the movie was released Friday.

The Final Reckoning bids Tom Cruise's daredevil spy into the sunset, bringing an end to the Mission: Impossible saga that traces back to the original film from 1996. (Technically it began as a TV show in the 1960s,

Impossible - The Final Reckoning.All signs point to new Mission: Impossible movie living up to its title and The Final Reckoning being the franchise's last movie, starring Tom Cruise, at least. The conclusion of a franchise is not infrequently the end for at least some characters in that franchise,

It didn’t have Tom Cruise dangling from an airplane — it didn’t even have Peter Graves thumbing through IMF dossiers in his apartment — but the Mission: Impossible TV pilot still managed to light the fuse on one of Hollywood’s biggest action franchises.

"This is a big journalism show, so I got to get to the bottom of it, because there are questions," Butler began on Wednesday's edition of "The Pat McAfee Show." "Now, you're Tom Cruise and you do everything a little different.