Following are spoilers for "Mission: Impossible - the last count".

Ethan Hunt had his last count and "mission: impossible - the last count" Become a box office victory. The film is absolutely loaded with Easter eggsFeedback and Formed characters that come back to enjoy their late moment in the sun.

But there is a character whose absence is felt in every frame of a very long film: Ilsa Faust of Rebecca Ferguson. First introduced in "Mission: Impossible-Impossible Nation" by Christopher McCarari as the ultimate foil of Tom Cruise's Superst Hunt's spy, Isla has won the audience with its spyware capable and capable of Uber and Its inability to wink. The film ended with the change of the whole Mission Franchise Road: Impossible "And Isla is no small reason why.

Therefore, when Ilsa died in "Mission: Impossible - Dead Conservation", many in the audience were just as broken by the heart as Ethan Hunt. McCarari admitted that he was "A really difficult decision" To lose Ilsa, but insisted that it was an important part of Ethan's story that he was forced to say goodbye to her.

Since Final Reckoning was advertised as the last film in the series, many fans were disappointed when we discovered that we didn't get the last minute with Ilsa before Ethan hanging his hat for good. But what if, like the expert spy what it was, Ilsa was hiding just below our noses?

Shortly before Ethan's last adventure loans, the latest remnants of the impossible mission of the forces are united in Trafalgar Square to say goodbye before going in some ways. We have to see Benji, Paris, Theo and Grace say goodbye to Ethan, as he declares victory over the wicked AI known as the entity.

But as Etan is moving away, many Il Elsa fans have noticed a mysterious woman with an extraordinarily familiar hairstyle that walks alongside Ethan in the latest film footage (there are already shots from the Bottleg from this moment floating online if you are inclined to look for it).

The only thing we know for sure about this woman is no Rebecca Ferguson. For one thing, she was busy shooting Apple TV+ Sci-Fi Series "Silo" At that time they did the "last count". And it would also be McCari's criminal negligence to bring it into the room and not let let's allow it to shoot a little like old times.

This is said, the similarity is unusual, so much that the directors really seem to have made a Ferguson shot, walking from the previous "mission" and digitally inserted it here. This can be an Easter egg buried within the last framework of the film, or maybe it's just a coincidence and it's not Ilsa/Rebecca Ferguson.

Perhaps this is the case of dealing with fans, desperate to see Ilsa again. Or is this a teasing of what can come next in the story "Mission: Impossible"? Only Ethan Hunt can give us the answer to that question if he chooses to accept his next mission.