Fans were devastated by the outcome of Ving Rhames' Luther in Mission: Impossible 8, but director Christopher McQuarrie had a ...

Though Ving Rhames acted the hell out of his final scene, it was still a massive bummer to see Luther go out like that, ...

At long last, Christopher McQuarrie talks about the decision to kill off fan-favorite [SPOILER] in 'Mission: Impossible 8.' ...

Should the M:I franchise return at some point, Luther Stickell won’t be in the fold, of course (barring some kind of flashback). The notion of Stickell having passed on is admittedly a tough ...

Luther Stickell’s Big Mission: Impossible 7 Moment. After the shocking death of Ilsa Faust (Rebecca Ferguson), the IMF crew that remains regroups to figure out their next move.

The one casualty is Ving Rhames’ Luther Stickell, who sacrifices himself to disarm a nuclear bomb that the villain Gabriel (Esai Morales) planted in London. However, ...

As Luther escapes to the docks to rendezvous with his submarine transport, Kittridge tells him he’s contacted another agent in Araqistan to follow up on Luther’s lead.

As Luther Stickell, Rhames is the perfect foil for Cruise’s hectic and often frazzled Ethan Hunt. The once-disavowed IMF hacker has been a staple in just about every Mission: Impossible movie.

The first film introduces Cruise’s Ethan Hunt and Ving Rhames’ Luther Stickell. Directed by Brian De Palma, it also stars Jon Voight, Vanessa Redgrave, and Jean Reno.