Hollywood Sign With Olympic Rings Symbolize Handover to LA 2028 at Paris Closing Ceremony
In a spectacular transition from Paris to Hollywood, the closing ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games at Stade de France was marked by a dramatic handover to Los Angeles, the host city for the 2028 Olympics.
The event featured an epic entrance by Tom Cruise, who soared into the stadium in a breathtaking stunt, embodying his signature “Mission Impossible” style.
Cruise descended into the heart of the ceremony, where athletes from around the world were gathered, creating a moment of excitement as he greeted them, shook hands, and posed for selfies. Making his way to the stage, Cruise took the Olympic flag from gymnast Simone Biles and then disappeared, leaving the crowd in awe.
The excitement continued as video footage showed Cruise riding a motorcycle onto a plane, announcing that he was on his way. The scene then cut to a series of action sequences, ending with a shot of the iconic Hollywood sign—this time with the Olympic rings displayed on it.
The double “O’s” in the Hollywood sign appeared to be topped with three additional rings, completing the full Olympic emblem.
However, it’s important to note that the Hollywood sign itself has not been altered in real life. The iconic landmark remains unchanged, with no Olympic rings added to its structure. The visual of the Hollywood sign with the Olympic rings was created specifically for the cinematic handover during the ceremony.
With the next Summer Games set to take place in Los Angeles in 2028, this Hollywood-themed segment was a fitting and imaginative transition, symbolizing the excitement and anticipation for the upcoming Olympics.
The closing ceremony in Paris not only celebrated the achievements of the 2024 Games but also set the stage for what promises to be an unforgettable Olympic experience in LA.
