Tom Cruise suited up for the New York premiere of "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol".
The stuntman has upped the ante in the franchise's fourth installment, dangling from the world's tallest tower in Dubai.
But dare to ask the actor if there's a stunt he won't try.
(SOUNDBITE) Tom Cruise, actor, saying (English):
"You know, I haven't had any of those yet. They're designed around my ability and I'll train if I don't know how to do something. I'll train and we'll figure it out and if I feel like it's going to be cinematic and you know, we do everything we can and working with very, you know, the best of the best people, you know, Greg Smerz our stunt coordinator is amazing guy. I obviously trust with my life and we all work very very hard."
And when performing daredevil acts, Josh Holloway said he had it a lot easier than his co-star.
(SOUNDBITE) Josh Holloway, actor, saying (English):
"Pretty much all of Tom's stunts, I look at and go, good thing that's Tom."
And actor Simon Pegg who provided comedic relief in the action flick says Cruise isn't all business.
(SOUNDBITE) Simon Pegg, actor, saying (English):
"We had to. Once, me, Jeremy and Paula were ejected from the studio for corpsing Tom, cause we were trying to do a scene and Tom couldn't hold it together and we couldn't stop laughing and they made us leave the set and then they made us leave the soundstage cause Tom could hear us giggling like 20 meters away, just. So it got a little mischievous at times."
Cruise walked the carpet with actress and wife Katie Holmes. The pair have a daughter together, but rumors have swirled of a second child.
But he's not giving away any clues...
(SOUNDBITE) Tom Cruise, actor, saying (English):
"[Reporter: Any plans for baby number 2?] Happy Holidays! And thank you, I'm enjoying it."
"Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol" is already playing in IMAX, but moves to full release on December 21st.
Kilmeny Duchardt, Reuters.
