Tom Cruise cut a dapper figure as he attended the London premiere of his new film Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning in Leicester Square on Thursday. 

The actor, 62, looked suave for the evening as he sported a black blazer and trousers along with a matching shirt as he posed for snaps on the red carpet.

He arrived alongside the movie’s director, Christopher McQuarrie, who looked stylish in a smart navy suit.

Not missing the opportunity for a stunt, Tom made sure to climb on top of a red plane on the red carpet to wave at fans from above.

The London premiere comes just a day after Tom and a host of other stars attended the first premiere at the Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday. 

With the new but final Mission: Impossible now just days away, fans are more eager than ever to find out how the eight-movie long series will come to its climax.

Tom Cruise cut a dapper figure as he attended the London premiere of his new film Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning in Leicester Square on Thursday

The actor, 62, looked suave for the evening as he sported a black blazer and trousers along with a matching shirt as he posed for snaps on the red carpet

And film lovers could be in for a treat with some early viewers describing the film – which cost almost $400million to make – as ‘astonishing’. 

Following a series of press screenings, movie critics took to social media to gush about the latest instalment in the franchise, calling it ‘the action film of the summer.’

‘Tom Cruise defies all odds with jaw-dropping action built only for Imax,’ wrote critic Anthony Gagliardi.

‘Every stunt, every set piece, every second is designed to blow your mind, A PULSE-POUNDING THRILL RIDE, and Cruise remains the king of spectacle,’ he added.

Fandango’s Erik Davis wrote, ‘Absolutely astonishing action moments meet a sprawling story with many nods to past MI films. It’s the biggest, wildest and most consequential Mission movie yet.’

Movie critic Dave Baldwin gushed, ‘It’s exceptionally entertaining with pulse-pounding stunts that will leave you gasping. Tom Cruise has done it again.’

The eighth and and final installment of Cruise’s much-loved Mission: Impossible will at last release next week on May 23 2025. 

The 62-year-old actor is famous for doing his own very adventurous stunts which have become a hallmark of the franchise.

And the latest instalment is no different, withone particular shock moment showing the Hollywood star thousdands of feet up in the air as he dangles out of a helicopter before falling backwards to the ground.

He arrived alongside the movie’s director, Christopher McQuarrie, who looked stylish in a smart navy suit

Not missing the opportunity for a stunt, Tom made sure to climb on top of a red plane on the red carpet to wave at fans from above

The actor leapt up onto the top of the prop with no hesitation

The London premiere comes just a day after Tom and a host of other stars attended the first premiere at the Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday

Paramount Pictures have shared a new video on their YouTube channel using a Snorricam – a camera that locks the camera’s perspective to the actor.

The nail-biting clip shows Tom leaping out of the helicopter, as well as including some of the decisions that were made by the crew before the stunt took place.

Reprising his role as the тιтular hero Ethan Hunt in Mission Impossible, Tom takes on his biggest mission yet, after a tense cliffhanger saw the spy determined to track down cyber weapon The Enтιтy and learning that his team was betrayed and his ‘secrets compromised.’

Speaking of the stunts in the movie, Tom previously told Empire Magazine: ‘When you stick your face out (of an airplane), going over 120 to 130 miles an hour, you’re not getting oxygen.

‘So I had to train myself how to breathe. There were times I would pᴀss out physically; I was unable to get back into the cockpit.’

Previous Mission: Impossible movies have seen the star climb the Burj Khalifa in Dubai and cling to the roof of a moving train but director Christopher McQuarrie explained that a scene in the latest flick made him ‘want to puke’ from ‘the stress’.

The 56-year-old filmmaker said: ‘There are stunts in this movie that will melt your brain.

‘There would be a day in Africa – any day in Africa – where Tom would go out and do something that topped anything he had ever done before.’

In the soon-to-be released big budget action flick, his character Ethan Hunt hangs from and crawls along the wings of a biplane from the 1940s above South Africa’s Drakensberg mountain range which could be seen in the trailer for the upcoming flick.

He told People: ‘I remember seeing old footage of wing-walking. Those aircraft were only traveling at, I don’t know, 40, 50 miles an hour.

‘This aircraft is up to over 120 miles an hour. Going out there, I was realizing that it takes your breath away.’