Hollywood icon Tom Cruise has made history today by becoming the first civilian to perform a spacewalk outside the International Space Station (ISS). The stunt, filmed at approximately 4:00 AM GMT, is for his upcoming $200 million action epic directed by Doug Liman. Cruise spent nearly 20 minutes outside the hatch, secured by a high-tech tether, while high-definition cameras captured the sequence.

The mission was coordinated with SpaceX and Axiom Space, marking a major milestone in commercial space travel and filmmaking. NASA officials confirmed that all safety protocols were followed and the actor returned to the station in high spirits. This achievement is expected to revolutionize how "realism" is perceived in big-budget cinema.