Henry Cavill once talked about his stunt in Mission Impossible (Photo Credit – Facebook)

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Cavill played the slick but deadly August Walker, claiming that this epic moment was more grueling than any of his superhero gigs. Yeah, you read that right—Superman who?

In a chat with Collider, Cavill spilled the beans: “Even though it’s not a single shot, it’s a sequence, and I love the sequence and I would do it again in a heartbeat, but physically the most enduring was a ‘Mission: Impossible’ helicopter sequence.” Talk about dedication!

So, what made this stunt such a beast? Picture this: Cavill hanging out in a helicopter, doors wide open, flying over the icy Southern Alps in the dead of winter. Yeah, it was cold. Like, really cold. He was out there with the wind whipping his face while firing blanks—over and over again. “I’m sticking my face into the wind… Completely deaf, just waiting for the pilot to scream something inaudible,” he described. Sounds like a scene straight out of an action flick, right?

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