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Philby, Burgess & Maclean
The story of Britain's most notorious spies Kim Phiby, Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean - men who sold their country's secrets to the Soviets.
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- "The story of Britain's most notorious spies Kim Phiby, Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean - men who sold their country's secrets to the Soviets."@en
- "A fictitious account of the true story of three upper-class English citizens who became Soviet spies from the 1930's onwards despite the fact that they held posts in the British Security Service."@en
- "After stealing secrets for the KGB, three British officials then defected to the Soviet Union. A true story which occurred in 1951, this was a spy scandal at the height of the Cold War which rocked Great Britain."@en
- "Drama about the 1951 defection of 3 highly-placed British officials to the Soviet Union; the story traces the history of their treason from their early conversion to communism at Cambridge University in the 1930's to the passing of atomic secrets to the Soviets."@en
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- "Television play about the infamous Cambridge spies. In the 1930s the KGB managed to pull off one of the biggest coups in the history of espionage when they placed several agents in top-ranking positions within the British Security Services. Kim Philby (Anthony Bate), Guy Burgess (Derek Jacobi) and Donald Maclean (Michael Culver) were all recruited whilst at Cambridge University. They succeeded in leaking a large amount of highly-classified information to the Russians before being discovered in the 1950s in a scandal which fairly rocked the British establishment. This film was made two years before fellow agent Anthony Blunt was officially unmasked."