Well ever since there was all this news about this mole in the FBI, I've been thinking it'd be interesting to see the story of these guys' told from their own perspective. One positive point is that the movie would promise many tense moments(it would be a spy story of course, and what spy story doesn't have tense moments!!) These traitors include people like Benedict Arnold, Hanssen(spelling?), Ames, Rosenbergs...
It would be interesting to know his motivations. It seems that he wasn't motivated too much by money, as he didn't receive that much in the last 15 years (something like 1.5 million or so?).
Lincoln, Napoleon, and Feyneman already have at least one biopic. I'd love to see somethimg about Guevarra or Castro. How about W. Sommerset Maugham (he was a special agent before becoming a renowned novelist,) Louis Armstrong (was a big band leader by 19,) Roman Polanski (fled Poland during Solidarity movement, married beautiful actress who was killed by Charles Manson, was excommunicted from U.S. after having sex with a 14 year old girl, and is currently making movie in France. Just a thought.
Thanks for the suggestions. I haven't seen any of the biopics you mention. Are they any good? Historically acurate? I'm especially interested in Feynmann. Are these the A&E kind of presentations?
Well ever since there was all this news about this mole in the FBI, I've been thinking it'd be interesting to see the story of these guys' told from their own perspective. One positive point is that the movie would promise many tense moments(it would be a spy story of course, and what spy story doesn't have tense moments!!) These traitors include people like Benedict Arnold, Hanssen(spelling?), Ames, Rosenbergs...
It would be interesting to know his motivations. It seems that he wasn't motivated too much by money, as he didn't receive that much in the last 15 years (something like 1.5 million or so?).
Lincoln, Napoleon, and Feyneman already have at least one biopic. I'd love to see somethimg about Guevarra or Castro. How about W. Sommerset Maugham (he was a special agent before becoming a renowned novelist,) Louis Armstrong (was a big band leader by 19,) Roman Polanski (fled Poland during Solidarity movement, married beautiful actress who was killed by Charles Manson, was excommunicted from U.S. after having sex with a 14 year old girl, and is currently making movie in France. Just a thought.
Thanks for the suggestions. I haven't seen any of the biopics you mention. Are they any good? Historically acurate? I'm especially interested in Feynmann. Are these the A&E kind of presentations?
Alexander the Great?
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L. Bangs
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Wow, this almost enough to make you think producers have been reading this board. How many bios listed here are now in the works?
I don't think I had an idea any Alexander films were under works when I suggested him.
Shalom, y'all!
L. Bangs