Paris Summer Olympics 2024: Tom Cruise Stuns with Stunts at the Olympic Closing Ceremony

by Denise N. Fyffe

Mi cyaan believe what mi eyes witness! It wasn’t just a regular Olympic closing ceremony—Tom Cruise turned it into a full-blown Hollywood spectacle. As di lights dimmed and di crowd held dem breath, di legendary action star descended from the sky like a true hero, right into the heart of Stade de France. With H.E.R. strumming her guitar, the stadium filled with Olympians erupted into wild cheers.

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Paris handed over the Olympic flag to Los Angeles, the host of the next Summer Games, and Cruise, being the showman he is, took center stage.

Tom Cruise Stunts

At 62, most people would start taking it easy, but not Tom Cruise. The man still performs his own stunts with the same daring energy as he did decades ago. It was the perfect blend of Olympic athleticism and Hollywood flair. Cruise accepted the Olympic flag, shook countless hands, then jumped on a motorcycle and zoomed right out of the stadium, blending seamlessly into pre-recorded footage that left everyone on the edge of their seats.

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Leading up to this, Cruise kept the details of his involvement under wraps. Rumors swirled about him skydiving onto the iconic Hollywood sign back in March, but no one knew what to expect from him in Paris. And he delivered, like only Tom Cruise could—pushing the limits, flirting with danger, and making sure we all had a blast.

It was the perfect way to close out the Paris 2024 Olympics, with a touch of Hollywood magic that only Cruise could bring.

This performance wasn’t just about stunts; it was about celebrating the spirit of the Games, blending it with a bit of cinematic flair, and giving everyone something to remember. Cruise’s carefully choreographed moves, selfies with athletes, and his high-octane exit perfectly captured the vibes of the closing ceremony.

He didn’t just show up; he made sure everyone knew he was there to entertain and to honor the athletes who had given their all at these Games.

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About the writer: Denise N. Fyffe is a publisher and author of over 50 books, for more than 15 years, and enjoys mentoring, gardening and traveling. She is also a trainer and educator, helping others to achieve their dreams.