Tom Cruise Movies
Customer Service Foundations
Actors who do their own stunts
Customer Service Legends
Mission: Impossible Gadgets
100

He portrays IMF agent Ethan Hunt in this 1996 action film that launched a long running franchise.

Mission: Impossible

100

After a caller explains a complex issue, the agent repeats the key points and asks clarifying questions before offering a solution.

Active listening

100

Jason Bourne in the Bourne Identity series.

Matt Damon

100

This online retailer is known for lightning-fast shipping, a no-hassle return policy, and a customer-obsessed culture.

Amazon

100

In Rogue Nation, we see Ethan Hunt tracking a villain at the opera house who has cleverly disguised a high-powered rifle as which instrument?

A flute

200

In this 1986 film he plays Lt. Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, a hotshot Navy pilot.

Top Gun

200

A customer is upset about a delayed ticket; the representative acknowledges their frustration and says, “I understand how this has inconvenienced you.”

Empathy

200

Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider series

Angelina Jolie

200

This warehouse club is famous for a "no-questions-asked" return policy - members have even returned empty wine bottles and used mattresses. 

Costco
200

In the first movie, Tom Cruise's character using an explosive version of this silver-wrapped seemingly innocuous everyday object.

Chewing gum.

300

This 1996 film features the line "Show me the money!" and follows a sports agent undergoing a moral crisis.

Jerry Maguire

300

Faced with an unusual error, the agent investigates troubleshooting options, asks their team and senior agents for help when needed, searches ticket history for related issues and proposes the best resolution for the customer.

Problem‑solving

300

Wolverine in the X-Men series

Hugh Jackman

300

This airline stands apart by not charging change fees, offering free checked bags, and being consistently rated the most customer-friendly in the U.S.

Southwest Airlines

300

In the Mission: Impossible movies, this key item of disguise is created quickly with use of a 3D printer and digital images.

Mask

400

Set in 2054 where crimes are stopped before they happen, Cruise plays Chief John Anderton in this sci‑fi thriller.

Minority Report

400

The support rep explains step‑by‑step how to set up a device using simple language and confirms the customer understands each step.

Clear communication

400

Batman in the Dark Knight movies

Christian Bale

400

This shoe retailer offers free shipping both ways and a 365-day return policy, once famously staying on the phone with a customer for over 10 hours.

Zappos

400

In Ghost Protocol, Ethan relies on these to scale the glass exterior of the Burj Khalifa.

Adhesive climbing gloves, or Gecko Gloves.

500

His 1983 breakout role features an iconic scene of him sliding across a living room in his socks.

Risky Business

500

A frustrated caller is yelling; the rep stays calm, lowers their tone, and guides the conversation back to solving the issue.

De‑escalation

500

Indiana Jones in the series of the same name.

 Harrison Ford

500

Known for its employees' empowered service decisions, this hotel chain has a "$2,000 Rule" allowing staff to spend up to that amount to solve a guest's problem without manager approval. 

The Ritz-Carlton

500

A nighttime insertion from dozens of thousands of feet requires this specialized parachute and oxygen setup so agents can exit at high altitude and freefall safely.

HALO rig (High‑Altitude, Low‑Opening parachute and oxygen system)

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