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Tom Cruise descends down stadium roof in thrilling Olympic finale

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Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise stole the show at the Paris 2024 Olympics closing ceremony with a jaw-dropping entrance that left spectators in awe. Descending on a wire from the Stade de France roof, Cruise, dressed in his signature leather jacket and gloves, wowed the crowd as he made his grand entrance while musician H.E.R. performed on guitar.

The Mission: Impossible star’s appearance marked the handover to Los Angeles, the host city for the 2028 Olympics. In a pre-recorded film, Cruise was seen traveling through Paris and eventually making his way to the iconic Hollywood sign, where he unfurled the Olympic colors. The ceremony in Paris served as a formal farewell from this year’s host city, with International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach praising the Games as “sensational.”

During his closing speech, Bach commended the athletes for their incredible performances and highlighted the unity and peace that was fostered among competitors from different nations. Cruise’s stunt during the closing ceremony, accompanied by H.E.R.’s electrifying guitar performance, added an extra layer of excitement to the event.

The pre-recorded clip showing Cruise’s journey to Los Angeles was set to the sounds of Red Hot Chili Peppers, who later performed live alongside other musical acts like Billie Eilish and Snoop Dogg. Snoop, a native of LA, had been a prominent figure at the Games, which concluded with the US topping the medals table after a thrilling victory in the women’s basketball final.

Known for performing his own stunts, Cruise’s daring feats have become a trademark of his career, with his appearance at the Olympics closing ceremony being no exception. The 62-year-old actor was mobbed by athletes as soon as he landed, further solidifying his status as a beloved figure in the entertainment world.

As Cruise exited the stadium in style on a motorbike, fans clamored for selfies with the Hollywood icon, capping off a memorable night that celebrated the spirit of the Olympics and the unity of nations through sport.

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