be the only option while Luther affirms his belief that sometimes Ethan is the one best qualified to see all the options. Despite Brandt's doubts, Ethan's plan succeeds in luring adversary Solomon Lane into a trap. Mission: Impossible – Fallout Rhames reprised his role in Mission: Impossible – Fallout. He is indirectly responsible for the threat of the main storyline, when Ethan allows his current adversaries to get away with three plutonium cores that could be used to create nuclear weapons to save Luther after he is taken hostage. Luther later joins Ethan and Benji in hunting the Apostles, a splinter group consisting of the still-free members of the Syndicate, as they attempt to break Lane out of prison with the aid of his associate John Lark, who is in reality August Walker of the CIA. During the mission, Walker and Lane attempt to make the attack personal by using the two remaining nuclear weapons to blow up a medical aid camp where Ethan's estranged wife, Julia, is now working, but she is able to assist Luther in disarming one of the warheads while Benji and Ilsa Faust disable the other and Ethan kills Walker for the prime detonator. Video games The character of Luther Stickell has also appeared in video games. In 2003 Atari released Mission: Impossible – Operation Surma for the Xbox, PlayStation 2 and Nintendo GameCube game consoles. The game features Rhames as Stickell. GameSpot noted that the voices were great and added that having Rhames reprise his role made Luther "a little more authentic (and badass)." See also References Fictional African-American people Fictional American secret agents Fictional characters from Detroit Fictional hackers Mission: Impossible characters Action film characters Spy film characters Film characters introduced in 1996