Tom Cruise had some special conditions before he agreed to appear at the Paris Olympics closing ceremony on Aug. 11.

The newspaper quotes Wasserman describing Cruise’s effort in the stunt, which saw him descend from the roof in Paris’s Stade France, before receiving the Olympic flag from Simon Biles and LA mayor Karen Bass, riding off on on a motorbike and eventually to LA, where he transformed the Hollywood sign with the five Olympic rings.

Tom Cruise’s Paris-to-Hollywood trick at the closing ceremony for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games was done for free. It was originally going to be filmed with a stunt double, but according to LA28 president and chairman Casey Wasserman,

Tom Cruise didn’t earn a penny for his headline-making stunt at the closing ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics. Despite the scale of the event, Cruise, 62, performed his daring feat entirely for free.

Remember Tom Cruise’s jaw-dropping motorcycle stunt for the closing ceremony of the Paris Olympics 2024? The actor, who is famous for his stunts, left us and everyone watching gasping when he made an epic free fall on his bike in a daring maneuver.

Tom Cruise recently agreed to perform the secret stunt at the Olympic Game closing ceremony in Paris on two conditions.The Top Gun actor came down the Stade de France roof, landed in before

Tom Cruise refused to take a paycheck for his Summer Olympics work so long as he was allowed to perform his own stunts.

Tom Cruise, who is reportedly obsessed with UFOs, performed a spectacular stunt during the 2024 Paris Olympics closing ceremony without compensation, according to Casey Wasserman, president and chairman of the 2028 Los Angeles Games.