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60MinII:
Heart of Darkness
(more CBS News stories on Hanssen below)
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Executive Producers:
Lawrence Schiller and Norman Mailer
 
Directed by:
Lawrence Schiller
E! online
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PBS American Masters: Norman Mailer
Buy their book:
Into
the Mirror: The Life of Master Spy Robert P. Hanssen
Technical consultants to the movie:
The staff of
CI Centre including:
David Major
Paul Moore
Oleg Kalugin
Val Aksilenko
Yuri Shvets
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CBS News Stories on Hanssen:
-The
Spy Allegations
-Below
the Radar
-To
Catch a Spy
-Making
Secrets Safe
-Execution
Possible for Accused Spy
-Alleged
FBI Spy Pleads Not Guilty
-Accused
Turncoat Left Clues
-Hanssen's
Puzzling Profile
-Interview
with Dr. Salerian
-A
Spy's Strange Sexual Life
-FBI
Spy 'Ministered' a Stripper
-Hanssen's
Early Start
-Freeh
Orders FBI Lie Tests
-Not
So Secret Tunnel
-Report
Criticizes FBI Security
-How
Much Did He Compromise?
-Hanssen
Indicted for Spying
-FBI
Turncoat Gets Life
60MinII:
Heart of Darkness
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September 17, 2002, Washington,
DC in front of the White House: Hanssen
movie director Lawrence Schiller talks with actor Ron Silver, who plays
Hanssen's FBI boss Mike Fine, about an upcoming scene with actor William
Hurt (Robert Hanssen). Silver and Hurt were in a scene talking together on
a park bench in Lafayette Park. Not allowed to actually film in the park,
the crew filmed on the closed-off Pennsylvania Avenue under the watchful
eyes of the Secret Service as well as curious bystanders, eager to catch a
glimpse of the actors. Two tree trunks brought in with some branches
strategically stuck in them served the illusion of being in the park--but
thanks to Hollywood magic and cropped filming, you'll never know the
difference.
CI Centre thanks Lawrence Schiller for a small keepsake of our work
together--the Hanssen director chair now sits in the CI Centre.
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