Tom Cruise returns to his normal face while flying a helicopter in London after shocking fans with a very different look

Tom Cruise turned out to look like himself again after shocking his fans with his unrecognizable look.

The Mission Impossible actor piloted a helicopter when he arrived at Battersea Heliport in London on Wednesday night during the filming of Mission: Impossible 8.

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Tom, 59, The fan on the left was shocked last month when he was discovered Looks completely different He participated in the LA Dodgers baseball game in San Francisco.

When I took a picture of watching the game with my son, he looked significantly different than when he appeared. More “bulging” Than in his Top Gun era.

Fans speculated that the actor “has gained weight or his face is full of filler” after the “bloated” photos spread through social media.

He confused the fans again Wear a flight suit and helmet He practiced stunts on a bright yellow biplane earlier this week.

But now, action man and enthusiastic aviator Tom looks like he used to be when he landed a helicopter in London.

Hollywood’s A-lister, licensed as a private pilot in 1994, kept the chopper casual with a black jumper to safely return it to the ground.

Two male passengers were added for the flight, which appeared to be communicating through the headset when he was concentrating on landing.

Earlier this week, Tom was seen shooting the scene for the eighth movie of Mission: Impossible Franchise in Duxford, England.

At the beginning of October, Sun was an actor in a minority report. Fly a WWII military aircraft.

A source from the set tells the sun: “Tom began learning to fly a Boeing-Stearman biplane earlier this year for the main stunt scene in Mission: Impossible 8.

“It’s obviously a very skilled job, but as always he doesn’t plan to cut corners or bring in stuntmen.”

Insiders continue as follows: “Shooting has just finished Mission: Impossible 7, but Tom hasn’t taken a break.

“And it’s especially dangerous to try to shoot amazing scenes on an 80-year-old plane.”

In September, Tom and his film crew celebrated after filming M: I’s seventh film.

Due to the pandemic, the shoot was full of setbacks, including multiple Covid outbreaks on the set, and production was shut down for several weeks at a time.

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