JCreasy
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UPDATE: Trailer Released!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTrMc4bRcu0&feature=player_embedded
I think this film has the potential to be pretty damn badass. It has a profoundly awesome bench of actors mixing it up in a cold war espionage setting. It's worth mentioning: Mark Strong and Ralph Fiennes are in this too.
Too much awesome.
From slashfilm:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTrMc4bRcu0&feature=player_embedded
I think this film has the potential to be pretty damn badass. It has a profoundly awesome bench of actors mixing it up in a cold war espionage setting. It's worth mentioning: Mark Strong and Ralph Fiennes are in this too.
Too much awesome.
It is now beyond doubt that a mole, implanted decades ago by Moscow Centre, has burrowed his way into the highest echelons of British Intelligence. His treachery has already blown some of its most vital operations and its best networks. It is clear that the double agent is one of its own kind. But which one? George Smiley is assigned to identify him. And once identified, the traitor must be destroyed.
From slashfilm:
The story has retired intelligence agent George Smiley (Gary Oldman) being called back to serve when a high-ranking member of MI6 is suspected of being a Soviet mole. I still hope that Le Carré and Morgan kept the jargon that was used in the novel; Le Carré called MI6 the circus, black bag ops were scalphunters and American agents were the cousins.
Tinker, Tailor, Solider, Spy has been adapted twice before: by the BBC for television in 1979 with Alec Guinness starring as George Smiley, and then by BBC Radio 4 in 1988. A 1982 BBC mini-series later adapted Smileys People (again with Guinness), the third book in the trilogy, but the middle chapter has never made it to screen. The shoes of Alec Guinness will be difficult to fill, and Id initially hoped for someone like Bob Hoskins, but Gary Oldman could easily nail this, too