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Spy films-what is fact and fiction?
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Stylised interview with Ex CIA Director James Woolsey taling about spy films from Washington DC. Like many people, Vewmagazine's David is interested in action films and thriller novels featuring spies. David is a former freelance foreign journalist and a 15 year member of the respected think tank, Chatham House. So at one meeting with guest speaker James Woolsey, David asked for an interview and flew out to Washington DC. At the time David was making a feature on what it takes to become an intelligence officer narrated by one of the UK's much admired news anchors, Jon Snow. This 6 minute piece focuses largely on fact and fiction of spy films. As the interview winds down, James Woolsey mentions David Ignatius book "Agents of Innocence" as a good read if you want to understand that world a litle better www.amazon.com/Agents-Innocence-David-Ignatius/dp/0393317382
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