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Recently reading Graham Greene's The Human Factor, its portrayal of Western Intelligence agencies being mired in moral ambiguity and beurocratic confusions was
by billfruit 6y ago
Recently reading Graham Greene's The Human Factor, its portrayal of Western Intelligence agencies being mired in moral ambiguity and beurocratic confusions was compelling reading. I hear it was even made into a rather successful film.
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I wonder how the film or book would be received now, where it shows the protagonist who is an MI6 officer defecting to the USSR at the end of it.
- notyourday 6y agoYou are thinking about Kim Philby
- billfruit 6y agoYes, what I was saying was that the book didn't place a damning moral judgement on the character/person; would a present day big studio movie take a similar line?