Tom Cruise to Receive Honorary Oscar

The star of the "Mission: Impossible" films, according to his fans, has long deserved the top film award. And finally it has found him.

As Variety reports, the award will be presented to the actor on November 16 at the Ray Dolby Ballroom in Los Angeles. That's where the 16th annual Governors Awards ceremony will take place. Alongside Cruise, the honors will go to singer Dolly Parton, choreographer and actress Debbie Allen, and production designer Wynn Thomas, known for his work on "King Richard," "Hidden Figures," "A Beautiful Mind," and "Mars Attacks!"
Tom Cruise at the premiere of another Mission
Tom Cruise to receive honorary Oscar for contribution to cinema
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The famous actor and stuntman will be recognized for his contributions to film, theater, and stunt work. Parton will be honored for her philanthropy and roles in "9 to 5" and "Steel Magnolias." Thomas will be celebrated for his artistry, while Allen receives recognition for her groundbreaking approach to dance in cinema. The zoomboola.com editorial team reminds readers that while has repeatedly proven himself as a truly versatile actor capable of both comedic and dramatic roles, his signature calling card became his love for performing his own stunts in the "Mission: Impossible" series. During filming of the franchise's eighth installment, the actor jumped out of a plane with a flaming parachute 16 times, risking getting smashed to pieces just to capture spectacular footage.