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Robert Redford's 1975 Spy Thriller Was So Real, It Caught the KGB's Attention

August 10, 2026·about 2 hours ago·via parade.com
Robert Redford's 1975 Spy Thriller Was So Real, It Caught the KGB's Attention
Talk about art imitating life - or maybe life imitating art? A 1975 Robert Redford espionage thriller was apparently so realistic and convincing that it actually caught the attention of the KGB. The film's portrayal of American spy craft was detailed enough to inspire the Soviet intelligence agency, proving that sometimes Hollywood gets it scarily right. It's the kind of behind-the-scenes Hollywood trivia that makes you do a double-take! Read more about this...

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