Impossible' was small but memorable. Now Rolf Saxon has been called back into action for 'The Final Reckoning' and a more substantial part.

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Actor Rolf Saxon makes a return to the "Mission: Impossible" franchise in "The Final Reckoning," reprising his role as CIA analyst William Donloe nearly three decades after appearing in the original ...

The Final Reckoning, Tom Cruise hangs from a flaming biplane and dodges missiles at the bottom of the ocean. But the movie’s most inspired stunt has nothing to do with death-defying acrobatics. It’s ...

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Actor Rolf Saxon makes a return to the "Mission: Impossible" franchise in "The Final Reckoning," reprising his role as CIA analyst William Donloe nearly three decades after appearing in the ...

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Rolf Saxon thought he was being pranked when the director of the new film contacted him for a role that actually expanded during production. “When this came along, it was like, ‘Wow ...

Actor Rolf Saxon tells IndieWire about the wild ride to stealing the show, then and now: "Twenty-nine years ago, I have two lines in one of the biggest films of the year. Twenty-nine years later ...

But next to zero is not zero. And a faintly absurd long shot just came in for the actor Rolf Saxon. You may not know Rolf Saxon’s name, which is Rolf Saxon, but you may know about his latest film.

Rolf Saxon reprises his role as William Donloe in Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning, 30 years after appearing in the 1996 original The actor, 70, says he at first thought it was a prank ...

"I suppose closure is one way of putting it," says Rolf Saxon of his return in "Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning." "It's been much more fun, this one." Saxon, photographed at the Museum ...