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Title Cambridge spies / a BBC production in association with Perpetual Motions Pictures Ltd. ; executive producers, Gareth Neame, Laura Mackie, Sally Woodward Gentle ; producer, Mark Shivas ; written by Peter Moffat ; director, Tim Fywell.

Publication Info. Burbank, CA : Distributed by Warner Home Video, 2003.

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Location Call No. Status
 Bloomfield at the Atrium  DVD CAMBRIDGE SPIES DISC 1-2    Check Shelf
Description 2 videodiscs (240 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
System Details DVD ; NTSC, region 1 ; full screen presentation ; Dolby Digital stereo.
Cast Toby Stevens, Tom Hollander, Rupert Penry-Jones, Samuel West.
Credits Director of photography, David Higgs ; art director, Emer O'Sullivan ; film editor, Chris Gill ; music, John Lunn.
Summary Based on the true story of four brilliant young men at Cambridge University who are recruited to spy for Russia in 1934. Fueled by youthful idealism, a passion for social justice, a talent for lying and a hatred for fascism, the four take huge personal risks to pass Britain's biggest secrets to Moscow. Across almost 20 years of spying and treachery, the four are bound by their beliefs, the secrets they know about one another, and the knowledge that they stand or fall together.
Contents Disc 1: Part 1 (ca. 59 min.) ; Part 2 (ca. 58 min.) ; Part 3 (ca. 58 min.) ; Special feature: Optional audio feature commentary on episode one by writer Peter Moffat, director Tim Fywell and producer Mark Shivas --
Disc 2: Part 4 (ca. 60 min.) ; Special features: Optional audio commentary track on episode four by writer Peter Moffat, director Tim Fywell and producer Mark Shivas ; "Spy Web: The Cambridge Spies" (originally produced in 1999, ca. 45 min., produced by Nugus/Martin Productions, Ltd. for The History Channel ; narrated by Stan Watt, producer/director, Jonathan Martin) ; Historical scrapbook: The Queen's Gallery (ca. 5 min.) (Anthony Blunt gives a tour of the Queen's art gallery, before he was discovered to be a spy, originally broadcast July 22, 1965), Anthony Blunt: A spy case package (ca. 9 min.) (Blunt reads a testimony regarding his espionage career in this interview, originally broadcast on Nov. 20, 1979), Donald MacLean obituary (ca. 4 min.) (broadcast on the BBC news, Mar. 11, 1983), Philby Appears on Soviet TV (ca. 3 min.) (Kim Philby's last appearance on TV before his death, originally broadcast Nov. 18, 1987), Newsnight: Kim Philby's death (ca. 9 min.) (Kim Philby's obituary, broadcast on BBC news, May 11, 1988) ; Photo gallery ; Trailers.
Note Mini-series originally produced for television broadcast in 2003.
Audience Not rated.
Language English dialogue ; Optional English subtitles ; Closed-captioned.
Note GMD: videorecording.
Subject Philby, Kim, 1912-1988 -- Drama.
Burgess, Guy, 1911-1963 -- Drama.
Blunt, Anthony, 1907-1983 -- Drama.
Maclean, Donald, 1913-1983 -- Drama.
Espionage, Soviet -- Great Britain -- Drama.
Secret service -- Great Britain -- Drama.
Genre/Form Television mini-series.
Historical films.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
Added Author Shivas, Mark.
Moffat, Peter, 1962-
Fywell, Tim.
Stevens, Toby.
Hollander, Tom, 1967-
Penry-Jones, Rupert, 1970-
West, Samuel, 1966-
British Broadcasting Corporation.
Perpetual Motion Pictures (London, England)
Warner Home Video (Firm)
History Channel (Television network)
ISBN 0790783665
9780790783666
Standard No. 794051186324
Music No. E1863 Warner Home Video
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