MarkCorrigan
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It reads like the movie pitch of someone who got all their knowledge of spycraft from the really silly Roger Moore era James ond films.
It reads like the movie pitch of someone who got all their knowledge of spycraft from the really silly Roger Moore era James ond films.
I’m more interested in the new idea that the Russian government sank the Estonia in order to send the Russian government a message. Had they run out of memo pads? And why would the Swedish government have wanted to hush it up?
Well yes, a shape charge can make a straight-line cut through steel...
...but there will be a significant visual - and microscopically metallurgical - difference between the separation edges of steel that's been cut with a shape charge, and the separation edges of steel that's undergone a stress fracture.
Well yes, a shape charge can make a straight-line cut through steel...
...but there will be a significant visual - and microscopically metallurgical - difference between the separation edges of steel that's been cut with a shape charge, and the separation edges of steel that's undergone a stress fracture.
Welding splash.
And there would certainly be residual copper on the face of the cut and on adjacent surfaces readily detectable by microanalysis.
It reads like the movie pitch of someone who got all their knowledge of spycraft from the really silly Roger Moore era James ond films.
Probably needs Sid Caesar, Terry-Thomas, Gert Fröbe, Joyce Grenfell etc to make it work but I think Carry On Out of Your Depth has promise.
There's a sort of old-school screwball screenplay just waiting to be written, where each country and each spy agency thinks a different ally or foe sank the ship, each by a different method and for a different reason, and they all set about frantically trying to cover up for their pals or pin the blame on their enemy.
Probably needs Sid Caesar, Terry-Thomas, Gert Fröbe, Joyce Grenfell etc to make it work but I think Carry On Out of Your Depth has promise.
Frances McDormand starring as our intrepid Vixen.That is a terrific idea. My only suggestion would be that it's played as a very dark comedy in the style of Burn After Reading, where all kinds of stuff are happening and none of the characters have any idea what's going on. Especially not the CIA.
And Peter Sellers playing three characters, one of them female.
Frances McDormand starring as our intrepid Vixen.
Gotta be a role for Mads Mikkelsen as some shadowy eastern European agent who is the bad guy... or IS HE?!
Are you suggesting that the Russian government sank the Estonia to send a message to itself?
Sean Bean as the dead guy on the bridge with a bullet in the skull…
And Peter Sellers playing three characters, one of them female.