John Le Carré’s master spy George Smiley leaps off the page and onto the screen in two thrilling miniseries, where secrets, lies and clandestine thrills abound. A mole has infiltrated the British Secret Intelligence Service, and George must root them out. In Smiley’s People, George is called out of retirement when one of his contacts, a former Soviet General, is found murdered. 4 DVDs, 668 mins. SUBTITLES
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