Tom Cruise Window Washing Spoof

"Hey, don't leave any finger prints."

Ellen DeGeneres Gives Advice to Tom Cruise in 'Mission Impossible 4' Spoof - "Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol" has become the latest movie spoofed by Ellen DeGeneres. On Thursday, April 19, the comedienne played for her audience her scene which, she claimed, did not make the cut in the final version of the action movie. It turns out the host of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" plays a window washer, who crosses paths with Tom Cruise's Ethan Hunt when he scales the outside of the Burj Khalifa tower. After telling him not to leave any fingerprints on the glasses, she shares some advice as saying, "Don't look down."

DeGeneres keeps throwing quips while Cruise is climbing the building. When he reaches the floor he wants to infiltrate, the IMF agent does the former "Ellen" star a favor by grabbing her a lunch, though she fails to catch it. Ellen's "Ghost Protocol" spoof came just in time for the movie's DVD release on April 17. Earlier this month, the former "American Idol" judge poked fun at "Titanic" which released its 3D version in the U.S. theaters on April 4.

Ellen DeGeneres has a wonderful sense of humor and she loves to share it with her fans. The comedian and talk show host shared how once again she would be part of a movie by making a comedic skit of Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol. On Thursday DeGeneres shared that she was part of some of the scenes and shared some spoof outtakes where she is next to Tom Cruise. Placing herself on one of the tallest buildings in the world, Ellen DeGeneres is seen window washing as Tom Cruise comes up the tall building. With a hard hat on and standing next to the windows, she was pretending to wash the windows as the actor was climbing beside her just outside the building. 

Interacting with the window climber, the entertainer is spoofing one of the most unique scenes of Tom Cruise as he slowly crawls up the windows. As everyone knows for this Mission Impossible movie, Tom Cruise did his own stunts during the film. "Hey, don't leave any finger prints. Just clean those,” said Ellen DeGeneres pointing at the prints that were allegedly on the windows. The Ellen DeGeneres Show obviously sliced actual parts of the movie with a green screen segment of Ellen DeGeneres being funny