It seems like even Hollywood celebrities have grown frustrated with the圣andstill traffic in Toronto.

In promotion of his upcoming summer blockbuster,Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One, acclaimed actor Tom Cruise sat down with ETalk to discuss his high-stakes stunts in the movie, as well as his previous experiences filming in Toronto.

The highly-anticipated flick, which is set to release on July 12, is the sequel toMission: Impossible — Falloutand the seventh installment in theMission: Impossible filmseries.

After discussing some of the stunts in the movie, ETalk's Sonia Mangat proposed an "impossible mission" for the 61-year-old actor.

"I say you sneak in a stunt in Part Two and you come to Toronto and you take on the traffic in Toronto two hours, without road rage," Mangat said.

Cruise noted that he was unfortunately all too familiar with thecity's constant congestion.

"You know what, I have done that challenge, and I've been in that traffic," Cruise laughed. "I've made movies in Toronto, and I've visited Toronto, and I have friends in Toronto. What's up with the traffic in Toronto? Have they figured this out?"

According to the2022 Global Traffic Scorecard by data and analytics company, Inrix, Toronto ranked seventh in a global list for the highest traffic delay times by city.

The report found that Toronto had lost a staggering 118 hours in traffic, just behind other densely-populated metropolitan centres like London, Chicago, Paris, Boston, and New York City.