The Bay of Pigs incident, the subsequent missile crisis, and the crisis and resolution of the third nuclear war were the result of the KGB and CIA contest.
The film is very long and boring. Generally speaking, it is not a "good-looking" film. The plot is driven by a photo and recording, and it revolves around the growth of the male protagonist at different times.
There are some details, and there are some incidents behind it. Bay of Pigs will not talk about it. The locust is also quite interesting. Then there is a plot. His assistant opens a can of coffee. Everyone knows what's in it and what it is. , There is a paragraph before this. When he shook hands with one of his men, he noticed the ring on his hand and reminded him not to wear it like this. As a result, hehe!
There is also his mentor, a very mysterious old British man. When it comes to espionage and intelligence warfare, the British are much more powerful than the Americans. The success of Normandy, a considerable credit, lies in the fact that British intelligence misled Hitler. But this old man was killed by a double agent. In the end, the double agent was exposed because of the protagonist. The conversation was also very interesting.
There is also that in the British period, his female assistant, like his first love girlfriend, is also a hard of hearing, and has to wear a hearing aid, so he let the introverted, impulsively get into her bed-in my opinion It has two meanings. One is that although the protagonist looks indifferent and introverted, he is equally rich in inner feelings. The other is that his enemy, the counterintelligence worker, has a fairly high understanding of him and knows his weaknesses. -----But when he found out that she was a rape, he did not hesitate to kill her.
A lot of similar details, complete and true to put together a CIA boss, introverted, strong, inner sensitive, always knows what he is doing, sticks to his beliefs, cruel and unhuman. These, in the film, are also one by one. Be confirmed.
I always feel that the child is not his own. There are too many hints in the film. What does it mean behind this?
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