Daring Tom Cruise, 62, in latest risky stunt as he scales roof of UK cinema for selfie to promote new film
HOLLYWOOD star Tom Cruise scales new heights for a selfie.
The US actor clambered onto the roof of the 82ft BMI Imax cinema — home to Britain's biggest screen — in a stunt to promote his latest film.
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Tom was spotted on the roof of the 82ft BMI Imax cinema in London — home to Britain's biggest screen — in a stunt to promote his latest film
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Tom can be seen on the roof of the cinema, which had a huge wrap-around poster promoting Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning, which is set for release next week
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Wrapped around the building in Waterloo, South London, was a giant advert for the movie, Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning, which is set for release next week.
The 62-year-old Top Gun star was in the capital to receive an honorary British Film Institute Fellowship, the organisation's highest award.
Yesterday, The Sun told how Tom has been splashing the cash to impress his new girlfriend, 37-year-old Bond actress Ana de Armas.
He spent £8,662 just taking her to Heathrow Airport at the weekend so she could catch a flight to New York.
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He chartered his own £1million helicopter to take her from central London to Heathrow Airport at a cost of £4,850.
Tom then spent a further £3,812 getting her into the airport's VIP Windsor Suite.
The £8,662 he spent was more than double the cost of her first class British Airways ticket across the pond.
A source said: 'Tom wants Ana to know she can have the best of the best and doesn't think twice about the bill."
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