Tom Cruise's super breath-holding ability in "Mission Impossible 5"

In the movie Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, Tom Cruise not only impressed with the stunt of clinging to the door of a plane while it was taking off, the latest trailer shows the actor also daring to try his hand at intense underwater scenes.

Cruise told USA Today that he had to prepare very carefully to perform the continuous underwater scenes: "It's something I've always wanted to do. Director Christopher McQuarrie and I have been thinking about it since we were working on the Edge of Tomorrow project.

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I've done a lot of underwater scenes. But this time, we wanted to create dramatic underwater scenes that happened continuously. It was a really interesting process. We had to stay underwater and hold our breath for 6 to 6.5 minutes. So I had to do some serious training."

Cruise trained for weeks with Kirk Krack, an underwater performance coach, to best prepare for the scenes. "When you participate in Mission Impossible, you have the opportunity to work with top athletes and stuntmen," Cruise excitedly expressed.

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Rebecca Ferguson, the beauty who worked alongside Cruise in this film, also participated in the underwater scene. The actress shared: "When you join Tom and the film crew, the best experts are invited to train you. It's great to discover that you are capable of doing such things."

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