Tom Cruise’s Death-Defying Olympics Stunt ‘Was Shameless Plug for Scientology’: ‘It Was All About Recruitment Into his Cult!’
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Daredevil Tom Cruise’s spectacular skydiving stunt for the closing ceremony of the Paris Olympics was orchestrated as a thinly veiled recruitment campaign for the Mission: Impossible hunk’s beloved Church of Scientology, sources tell RadarOnline.com.
Investigator Jeffrey Augustine, an ex-Scientologist, claimed the Mission: Impossible star was using his gravitas at the Olympics to attract potential believers.
Augustine said: “I’m sure recruitment is a component to his high-profile appearance at the Olympics.”
To mark the end of the 2024 games, the 62-year-old daredevil leapt from the 140-foot roof of the Stade de France and rappelled into the stadium to scoop up the Olympic flag and valiantly carry it to the Hollywood sign.
The Tinseltown big-shot’s high-flying hijinks trumpeted the return of the Summer Games to Los Angeles in 2028.
But Hollywood is also a noted hub for the scandal-scarred religious organization, which has counted 62-year-old Cruise as its most predominant poster boy for decades. And as RadarOnline.com exclusively reported earlier this month, the actor dropped $223million on a sprawling high-security pad in London just three miles from the local Scientology chapter.
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