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Hollywood movies are definitely not as flavorful as this one. An old fox who has fooled the FBI for decades, and a newborn calf yearning for the FBI, fighting wits and courage.
The film is adapted from the real events of "possibly the worst intelligence disaster in US history". After watching the movie, I went to "deep reading" and found that the authenticity of the movie was more than 90%. Robert Hanssen, the old fox in real events, is not as cunning as in the movies, and Eric O'Neill, a newborn calf in real life, is more handsome than in the movies.
And real events are more interesting and dramatic than movies. Robert Hanssen is sometimes very clever, and sometimes he can't be called very intelligent. The FBI was helpless. In the end, he had to spend a huge sum of US$7 million to acquire intelligence from former Soviet KGB officials to make progress in capturing Mole. The FBI is huge but incompetent, and there are so many loopholes, which is really worrying!
In the real incident, Robert Hanssen didn't necessarily challenge the FBI just because of the money. The motive in the movie is unclear, and the money under the floor somewhat emphasizes the money factor.
In the real incident, Robert Hanssen was a devout Catholic. He once confessed because he was hit by his wife Bonnie. The priest actually asked him to donate the money from the sale of intelligence to charity. Maybe he should persuade him to donate it to the church, right? This priest is almost the same as the monk who cheated money in the mountains now.
In the real incident, Robert Hanssen sexually harassed a female colleague, although it was unstoppable, it greatly affected his promotion. Otherwise, he may lead or participate in the subsequent mole digging operation, and he will not be able to dig himself out no matter how much he digs.
In the real incident, Robert Hanssen did take a sex video of himself and his wife for his friends to watch, what a sick man?!
In the real incident, the tape in the intelligence purchased by the former Soviet KGB officer played a decisive factor. Robert Hanssen quoted a sentence from General Patton that caused him to be recognized. This incident teaches us: Don't throw school bags around.
Welcome to the film "Breach" and read it in depth: Robert Hanssen.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Hanssen
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