Benji insists he is relaxed while waiting for the plutonium seller
In a Berlin alley Benji argues he can be calm and terrified at once while Luther teases him from the safety of the van.
Luther Stickell
Every Mission: Impossible - Fallout moment featuring Luther Stickell, in story order. Played by Ving Rhames.
12 moments · 42 min
The Berlin plutonium buy goes wrong and Ethan saves Luther
The handover turns into a shootout, the Apostles hold a gun to Luther's head, and Ethan picks his friend over the cores.
The fake newscast con that cracks Delbruuk
Ethan and Luther stage a world in ruins to trick the bomb maker into unlocking his phone, then reveal the whole thing was staged.
Lane's fallout speech while the team cuts out his tracker
With ninety seconds on the clock, Lane taunts Ethan about his orders, the Syndicate, and the blood his mercy will cost.
Hunley reveals the dossier framing Ethan as John Lark
Hunley shuts the mission down, lays out evidence that makes Ethan look like Lark, and warns that Walker is there to kill him.
Walker confesses to 'Lane' and the mask comes off
Thinking he is alone with Lane, Walker spills his deal, then learns who was really under the mask and who was listening.
London rooftop chase after Walker
Guided by Benji's shaky map reading, Ethan sprints through London and leaps between rooftops to catch Walker, then gets a chilling ultimatum.
Luther tells Ilsa about Ethan's marriage
Luther quietly explains why Ethan and his wife had to part, and asks Ilsa to step away for Ethan's sake.
Ethan climbs a cargo rope and flies a helicopter after Walker
With the countdown running, Ethan scales a dangling line into a helicopter, then teaches himself to fly it in pursuit through the mountains.
Cliffside fight with Walker for the detonator
After the helicopters crash, Ethan and Walker battle on a cliff edge over the detonator as the clock runs down.
Cutting the wires on one
Benji, Ilsa, Luther and Julia argue over the exact second to cut while hoping Ethan has pulled the key in time.
Sloane's change of heart and 'the usual'
Sloane admits the world needs the IMF, and the bruised team jokes about how close they cut it this time.