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Ving Rhames is “on his way home” after he was rushed to the hospital earlier Wednesday, his rep confirmed, according to a report.
The 66-year-old “Mission: Impossible” star collapsed while eating at the Granville restaurant in North Hollywood, his manager Brad Kramer told Variety.
“He sounded like everyday Ving and cracked a joke over the phone,” Kramer added.
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Fox News Digital has reached out to his rep for comment.
The actor got “overheated” while at the restaurant TMZ reported, citing a rep for Rhames.
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Rhames has been in all eight “Mission: Impossible” movies and is also known for his role in 1994’s “Pulp Fiction.”
The star currently hosts the docuseries “History’s Deadliest” on the History Channel.
Rhames guides viewers through some of the most catastrophic natural disasters ever recorded, where the danger is real and survival is anything but guaranteed.
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The star recently told Fox News Digital that explosions, car chases and high-altitude chaos aside, he’s never feared for his safety while bringing “Mission: Impossible” to life, all thanks to the steady hand of Tom Cruise.
“Tom Cruise made it quite safe for us,” Rhames insisted.
From the very beginning, Rhames said the 63-year-old star managed to surprise him.
“[What surprised me about him?] I’d say the fact that Tom Cruise does not see color,” Rhames said. “To work with a Caucasian actor who really didn’t see color, I was very moved by the experience.”
“[My favorite memories] are talking to him off-stage,” said Rhames. “Learning secrets he knew about the industry that he was able to talk to me about.”
The biggest lesson Rhames said Cruise passed along was surprisingly simple: “Treat each person fairly.”
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