Over the franchise's 30-year span, Cruise has done everything from dangling from a wire in Mission: Impossible to motorcycling off a cliff in Mission Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One.In PEOPLE’s special issue on the franchise,

Esai Morales is on a death-defying mission to make Tom Cruise’s life impossible, yet again, in the latest installment of the “Mission: Impossible” action film franchise. Titled “The Final Reckoning,” the movie was released Friday.

With each of the Mission: Impossible movies, it feels like Tom Cruise 's commitment to pulling off unimaginable stunts is plastered on the screen. Hayley Atwell shared that idea with us, too, during an interview with CinemaBlend’s Jeff McCobb. When asked about the submarine scene specifically, she said:

Impossible - The Final Reckoning,' the Tom Cruise series is ranked from its worst entry to its best.

The Final Reckoning” racked up a combined $190 million in worldwide ticket sales through Sunday, including $63 million in the U.S. and Canada, according to Paramount Pictures.

They were like, ‘Oh, you can sit down and we’ll have a stunt double do it,’ and I was like, ‘No, I’ve worked too hard, let me do it!’” the actor revealed.

Rolf Saxon thought he was being pranked when the director of the new film contacted him for a role that actually expanded during production.