In the first act of "Mission: Impossible" by Brian De Palma, Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) sees most of his IMF team dies in front of his eyes. The basic memory will inform his personal urge to preserve all future partners on the field at all costs throughout the series - Even if they turned out to be villains in the end. Ethan may be a living manifestation of fate, but he is almost ineffective without a team on his part. Fortunately for the agent Daredevil IMF, he gained one of his most valuable assets (and friends) in the first film with a computer hacker Extracardar Luther Stickel (Wing Rame).

It is difficult to imagine what these films would look like if Ethan had not recruited the IMF agent for a job that eventually returned Finea Frake in the area. The films "Mission: Impossible" have made it gluing, since Luther is Ethan's closest confidential. Listening to a talented computer specialist talking about his best friend with other people shows a relationship that can never be spoiled. The plot of "Fallout" is transported because Ethan cannot make Luther lost in favor of compacting the plutonium.

Rames participation in the Mission: Mission: Impossible "is noticeable because the only actor, cruise ban, appear in all eight films. Luther technically gets the last word By appropriate sending to "Final Calculation". He also managed to exploit Heil Maria's appearance in the "Ghost Protocol", the only entrance that his little Kimo's appearance conveys in the last scene before the loans. As it turns out, the short time on the Rames screen occurred due to money problems.

Everything was in the air when the "Ghost Protocol" directed by birds Brad was in the production of Cruz's previous rock history in the industry a few years earlier. But the film was able to again make the Cruise Starwar. It was assumed that Rames would return, as he was a critical member of Ethan's teams in the previous three films.

In 2010, however, when Rames was asked by MovieWeb Whether he returns to play Luther, his answer indicated that if he did, it would be a reduced role. "Maybe I'm doing something very little in 'Mission: impossible - Protocol for ghosts"But I will just say that the budget has changed dramatically and leave it to it," Rames said. When he was asked to expand to it, his subsequent statement left the impression that it all was reduced to money. "Um ... Cha-Ching could create it, but it depends on them, Rames says.

The rumors were circulating through various crafts that Rhames wanted $ 7.7 million to appear in a "ghost protocol", but I have to question it as no official source has taken credit for the offer. It definitely seemed that Ramas was interested in a good salary for his time. He certainly received a number that fitted to him because he was welcome in the epilogue of the "Ghost Protocol".

Would it be great to have Luther in the team throughout the movie? The answer is yes, although its absence makes sense within the machinations of the story. After the Kremlin bombing, every IMF agent is discouraged, ensuring that the only Etan team should work with everything or people who have already been with him, such as Benji (Simon Peg) and Brant (Ereeremi Rehn), or those already linked to the case, such as Jane.

Rames must fix all future monetary resentment with future installments, as he will eventually return to "Mission: Impossible" When director "Rogue Nation" Christopher McCarari announced Luther's full time in August 2014.

"Mission: Impossible - Protocol for Ghosts" is currently moving to Premier Video, Pluto TV and canopy.