Ving Rhames says the police held him at Gunpoint in his own home

Ving Rhames is no stranger to racism. The star of "Mission: Impossible – Fallout" said in a radio show that he was detained under the threat of a firearm by the police, after a neighbor had called a "police officer". big black man "who had broken into the house. The show Clay Cane of Sirius XM, in response to a question about his experience with racism. He said that while he was at his house one afternoon in Santa Monica, California, the police knocked on his door and pointed him a gun until the police chief recognized Rhames and ordered the police to withdraw.

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"This is the honest truth of God.This happened this year," Rhames said. "I open the door and there is a red dot pointed at my face of a 9 mm, and they say 'raise hands', literally." Rhames said.

Rhames said that he was wearing only basketball shorts when he went out and was surrounded by several officers and a police dog. Fortunately, Rhames said that the police chief recognized him, not because of his fame, but because their children were both playing on the same sports team.

He then said that he spoke with the police. a burglary by a "big black man". They provided him with the neighbor's address, and Rhames went home with an officer, but he said that when he confronted the neighbor, they denied it.

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Rhames also worried about what would have happened if her young son had answered the door rather than him.

"And if it was my son and that he had a remote video game or something and you thought it was a gun, I do not know, just like Trayvon [Martin] had a bag of Skittles, "Rhames said.

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19 actors you forgot were in the "Mission: Impossible" Movies (Photos)

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  The "Mission: Impossible" movies are undoubtedly the bread and butter of Tom Cruise – the franchise has helped propel the 56-year-old actor into an action star. But Cruise did not go alone. In addition to Ving Rhames – the only other actor to appear in all "M: I" movies – and regulars regulars Simon Pegg and Michelle Monaghan, the 22-year-old franchise has seen a number of big names, or surprising actors , choose to accept the star mission with Cruise.

  Here are 19 actors that you may have forgotten, or did not even know that they had a role in the franchise "M: I".

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Jon Voight:
The actor "Midnight Cowboy" and "Deliverance" plays Jim Phelps, a mole of the IMF whose double cross leads to the badbadination of the team Ethan Hunt in "Mission: Impossible".

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Jean Reno:
After playing the role of an badbadin and taught a young Natalie Portman in "Leon: The Professional", Reno turned to "M: I" to portray the IMF officer Franz Krieger.

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Kristin Scott-Thomas:
As part of the original IMF team of Ethan Hunt, Kristin Scott-Thomas, who plays Sarah Davies, is killed at the beginning of the film after a mission that went wrong

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Vanessa Redgrave:
The renowned British actress, who won an Oscar for her supporting role in "Julia" in 1977, plays at the Max arms dealer in the first " M: I ".

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Emilio Estevez:
The alum of the "Breakfast Club" was not credited as Jack Harmon, a member of the first IMF team of Ethan Hunt, who also died early in the first film.