Al, this picture is one of my guilty pleasures for the beginnings of the OSS/CIA. Damon’s portrayal of the James “Jesus” Angleton-type character was pretty good I thought. It’s really a bad dramatization of historical events, but entertaining nonetheless.
for me. It also helps me to keep my own conscience/confidence when it’s most important to do so. 
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I was hoping it would have been as good as "The Company" book, not quite, but entertaining. The historical sequences did seem a bit odd.Al, this picture is one of my guilty pleasures for the beginnings of the OSS/CIA. Damon’s portrayal of the James “Jesus” Angleton-type character was pretty good I thought. It’s really a bad dramatization of historical events, but entertaining nonetheless.
One line always stays with me when Jolie’s character meets Damon’s and she comments “You don’t say very much do you?” Damon replies “I do when there is something worth saying.” That line illustrates the nature of the entire
I read the novel in Junior High or perhaps early High School. I also thought it did an admirable job of teaching you Japanese. In my eyes, at the time, it seemed entire paragraphs would be written in Japanese by the end of the book!
Signal - watching ep.1 now and at 40:52.. WTF is that!?
Looks good, thanks!
Frank's younger brother Malachi McCourt passed away a few days ago. He was an interesting fellow and far more gregarious than his brother. His book, "A Monk Swimming " (as a child he misconstrued the phrase "blessed art thou amongst women. in the Hail Mary prayer) was also a best seller.
