Looks like Henry Czerny is coming back to be an obstructive dick in the next two Missions: Impossible

For all its ongoing, decade-spanning success, the Mission: Impossible franchise has never been all that kind to any of its characters not named Ethan Hunt. (Or Luther Stickell, the Ving Rhames-played badass buddy who’s the only other person to have appeared in all six extant films.) Although it’s gotten a bit more consistent about this since 2006's Mission: Impossible 3—when Simon Pegg and Michelle Monaghan both joined the franchise on an at least semi-permanent-unless-we-don’t-feel-like-springing-for-a-cameo basis—the early films are full of fairly prominent characters who disappear after a single appearance, and not always because they ended up on the receiving end of a Tom Cruise exploding helicopter special. Take, for instance, Henry Czerny’s Eugene Kittridge, a.k.a. the guy who takes a fish tank to the face for daring to smugly suspect Hunt of treason in the first Mission: Impossible film.