Passengers on the plane also passed out from poisonous gas in the oxygen supply.""Ethan Hunt"" broke Nekhorovich""s neck and killed him, snatched his briefcase, and then removed his latex facial mask, revealing himself to be unknown rogue agent Sean Ambrose (Dougray Scott) -- in disguise (with a voice-changing device taped to his neck).The patrol car driver in the lead car is mesmerized by the high-speed caravan of UFO""s and their flying lights: "Jesus." The seemingly-naive country boy is told he must accompany them back to the big city of New York to move into his enormous, inherited mansion on Fifth Avenue.The film was the first feature film to be based on a TV series with the same name.The original film, a reinvention of the espionage TV series, was followed by a number of sequels.With the tagline: "Expect the impossible."With a production budget of $80 million, and box-office gross receipts of $181 million (domestic) and $457 million (worldwide) - the third highest-grossing film of 1996.Aslan returned them to their land through a magical tree portal.Even Peter proposed to leave Narnia - "Our times up.After all, we""re not really needed here anymore" - he gave his sword to the new Narnian King.Susan reminded Caspian that they weren""t going to come back, once they left - and this was confirmed by Aslan, who clarified that both Peter and Susan wouldn""t return because they "have learned what they can from this world.