Tom Cruise's "Mission Impossible 8" director revealed that a fan almost had a heart attack during a screening due to daring stunts.

Then, he told me about Hannibal, which I always assumed was the scariest movie ever made because one scene (in which Ray Liotta gets fed his own brain) made somebody faint. Twice! Despite having seen worse things already,

Mission Impossible - The Final Reckoning director, Christopher McQuarrie, has claimed that an audience member “almost had a heart attack” during a screening of the new Tom Cruise film.

The Final Reckoning, is teasing the Tom Cruise movie, and audiences are seemingly in for a thrilling film. In what is reportedly the final film of the franchise starring Cruise, McQuarrie said that an audience member at an early screening had quite the reaction.

The Final Reckoning director Christopher McQuarrie is promising moviegoers they’ll be clutching their chests watching Tom Cruise’s latest stunts in the upcoming action movie. In a new interview to plug the May release of the eighth instalment in Cruise’s long-running franchise,

Christopher McQuarrie has revealed that an audience member “almost had a heart attack” during a screening of Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning. The 56-year-old filmmaker is once again behind the camera on the latest movie in the Tom Cruise-led franchise and revealed how one of the picture’s intense action sequences nearly led to a medical

Mission: Impossible director Christopher McQuarrie has claimed that an action sequence in the upcoming movie almost gave an early audience member "a heart attack". The filmmaker felt like he and his leading man Tom Cruise had done "something right" when the sequence in Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning gave the viewer such a visceral

The Final Reckoning' is in theaters May 23 The filmmaker behind Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible movies has reason to believe audiences will feel the thrills behind the series' reportedly final film.