Tom Cruise is back to save the world — again — as Ethan Hunt in “Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation,” the fifth installment of the blockbuster spy series.
The action hero was joined by his fellow stars of the hit franchise for the film’s New York City premiere at Duffy Square in Times Square on Monday, where they proved that their secret agents were just as stylish as James Bond.
Cruise, who looked suave in a blue suit, walked the red carpet alongside Jeremy Renner, female leads Rebecca Ferguson and America Olivo, Alec Baldwin (with wife Hilaria), Simon Pegg, producer J.J. Abrams and director Christopher McQuarrie.
“Rogue Nation” also stars Ving Rhames as Luther Stickell, a member of Hunt’s crack team of Impossible Mission Force operatives.
The fifth film sees the same exhilarating stunts — such as Cruise hanging off the side of an airplane during take-off — we’ve come to expect from “Mission Impossible,” along with incoming CIA chief Hunley (Baldwin) attempting to disband the force. The action takes the agents to London with Hunt in pursuit of The Syndicate, a shadowy team of terrorists responsible for a series of seemingly random disasters and assassinations.
“Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation” hits theaters on Friday, July 31.
13 of Hollywood's Most Famous Scientologists (Photos)
TOM CRUISE The "Mission Impossible" star has been an outspoken advocate of the Church for years, even debating Matt Lauer on Scientology's opposition to psychiatric care.
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JOHN TRAVOLTA/KELLY PRESTON The "Pulp Fiction" star and his wife are both practitioners of Scientology, with Travolta having flown Church volunteers to Haiti in 2010 to provide disaster relief.
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BECK The musician is a lifelong practitioner of Scientology, stating in a 2005 interview that his father has been a member of the Church for over 30 years.
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JASON LEE The "My Name is Earl" star's wife cited his devotion to Scientology as a cause of their divorce in 2001.
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ELISABETH MOSS The "Mad Men" actress has defended the Church in interviews, saying people are "misinformed" on many of its stances.
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NANCY CARTWRIGHT The voice of Bart Simpson caught flack when she used the voice in an advertisement for a Scientology conference in 2009.
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GRETA VAN SUSTEREN The Fox News commentator married into the Church after meeting her husband, John Coale.
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DANNY MASTERSON The former "That '70s Show" star and Scientologist took issue with the HBO documentary "Going Clear," saying, "I wonder if Sundance would allow a documentary of, like, eight people who hate Judaism?"
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ERIKA CHRISTENSEN The "Parenthood" star grew up in the Church and stated in an interview that they do not in fact "worship rabbits."
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JENNA ELFMAN The actress has actively supported Scientology-related charities, including the Citizens Commission on Human Rights: Psychiatry, Industry of Death."
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KIRSTIE ALLEY The actress credits the Church with helping her turn her life around. She also called former member Leah Remini a "bigot" for blasting Scientology.
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JULIETTE LEWIS The actress defended fellow Scientologist Tom Cruise after his fiery interview with Matt Lauer regarding Scientology's stance on psychiatry.
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GIOVANNI RIBISI The "Avatar" actor grew up in the Church, attending a Scientology school as a child.
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From Tom Cruise to Kirstie Alley, hordes of celebrities have been drawn to the religious movement founded by L. Ron Hubbard