Los hombres de Smiley

Título original: Smiley's People

Miniserie de TV
1982
TV-14
1h

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Alec Guinness in Los hombres de Smiley (1982)

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Spy Drama Mystery

El asesinato de un desertor soviético obliga a su antiguo jefe, el espía británico George Smiley, a abandonar su retiro. Su investigación le lleva a una vieja némesis, la espía soviética con... Leer todoEl asesinato de un desertor soviético obliga a su antiguo jefe, el espía británico George Smiley, a abandonar su retiro. Su investigación le lleva a una vieja némesis, la espía soviética conocida como "Karla". Este será su último baile.El asesinato de un desertor soviético obliga a su antiguo jefe, el espía británico George Smiley, a abandonar su retiro. Su investigación le lleva a una vieja némesis, la espía soviética conocida como "Karla". Este será su último baile.

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Nominado para 3 premios Primetime Emmy
- 4 premios y 9 nominaciones en total

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DestacadoMejor puntuado 1 Temporada 1982

Curiosidades
After Calderero, sastre, soldado, espía (1979), Producer Jonathan Powell was going to film a sequel, an adaptation of John le Carré's sequel novel "The Honourable Schoolboy". However, that novel was set in Hong Kong, and so it was thought to be too expensive to film. Powell skipped to the subsequent novel, "Smiley's People".

Pifias
When Smiley is talking to Connie Sachs, she mentions that Karla once had a mistress, upon which Smiley's eyes widen, and with an utterly surprised look, he asks "Who?" She then goes on to tell about how Karla also had a daughter from that relationship.

It's impossible that George Smiley, who spent most of his life gathering every bit of detail about Karla, and even wrote "The Karla papers" (according to Saul Enderby) wouldn't know about such a vital piece of information about his nemesis.

Citas
Lauder Strickland: Oh dammit, George, that whole era is dead.
George Smiley: And so is Vladimir! And I wish to God we'd got half his courage and one tenth his integrity.

Créditos adicionales
The opening titles feature a set of wooden planks, on which yellow chalk marks (the secret signal used by the spies) are scrawled.

Conexiones
Featured in The 35th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1983)

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One of the great spy films of all time.

Definitely the best film version of the books. More artful than Tinker Tailor and much more intense. The characters are more developed, especially Smiley's. The end of the movie had me on the edge of my seat, the suspense was incredible. If you enjoy spy films, this is absolutely essential viewing.

If only they made films this great all the time! (now available on DVD)