I just watched this trailer for the new Mission Impossible movie, and was interested to see how some pretty big drones are heavily involved in filming the stunts
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Crazy good that ā¦ā¦
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not bad for a 60/61 year old (at time of filming)ā¦ not a lot of other A rated actors would be doing their own high risk stunts and honing their skills for the money shotā¦ so many practice jumps all for the shit of him actually doing it
The guy is a nut job, but I tip my hat off to him my son has met him on set and he is a true gent
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I managed to get some video of the train track when it was being built. Tried asking nicely first if I could take off near the trach but basically got told by the heavy mob to f off so ended up taking off from a public footpath. Late evening so not much security around.
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Itās astonishing the work they put in for ājust a movieā
That man has some balls, there was an interview going round about him.
He wanted do a stunt but the stunt co-ordinator said no.
they asked tom what did you do then, his reply i got another stunt co-ordinator 
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Big money
train scene (sort of ā¦ itās a bit short what the ābridge to nowhereā is actually used forā¦
crackers what goes into it allā¦
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Like the way he says āone ruleā¦ Donāt let the drone hit meā¦ā
Shear balls. I couldnāt do that even with all the training he had!
This one shows quite a lot about the bridge to nowhere
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Just been to see this. He knows how to make an action film. Exhausting! Amazing the train and bike jump about 10-15 seconds of screen time. Madnessā¦