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Tom Cruise simply knows how to execute things in the best possible way. Interestingly, he also loves to do most of them all by himself.

This was quite evident when Mr. Ethan Hunt was spotted doing all the stunts on his own, as the "Mission: Impossible 6" shooting kicked off a few days ago. Check out more updates on the superstar and the movie.

According to The Sun, Tom Cruise certainly is well aware of what it takes to make a suspenseful thriller and how to hang mid-air in suspension but with elegance. Recently, the actor was witnessed by many performing a serious, hair-raising stunt on the sets of his upcoming movie in Paris. It was scary to watch the ex-husband of Katie Holmes hanging from a harness, which was swinging perilously.

Tom Cruise Hanging On Harness In Paris

The shooting of the upcoming "Mission: Impossible 6" began in Paris, where the A-list star was spotted doing the stunt. According to reports, at one point, the 54-year-old actor was upside down and  passersby on the street were simply stunned to see him like that.

The source added that the Hollywood kingpin will be shown suspended from a helicopter and they will merge this scene to get the effect. Later on, Tom Cruise was spotted moving a motorbike, indicating that the movie will have all the expected hair-raising scenes.

The sixth installment of the high-rated action franchise will be titled, "Gemini" and is expected to include all types of suspense, mystery, and action,  as fans expect from a Tom Cruise film.

Cruise And Sean Harris Indulge In Car Chase

After the motorbike stunt, "The Mummy" star indulged in a car chase with his co-star, Sean Harris. Both actors were engaged in a chaotic car chase, dashing across the streets of Paris, reports Daily Mail. For chasing the car, Tom Cruise used an old-fashioned BMW, whereas Harris was spotted sitting beside him, while wearing a strait-jacket.

Reports indicated that Tom Cruise will be performing the most daring stunt sequences of his life in "Mission: Impossible 6." Stay tuned for more updates.