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Breach (2007)

Breach (2007)
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Shattered Glass director Billy Ray directs Chris Cooper and Ryan Philippe in this fact-based drama concerning the FBI traitor who carried out what many historians refer to as the most notable national security breach in U.S. history. A key member of the FBI's elite Soviet Analytical Unit, Robert Hanssen (Chris Cooper) would, for 15 years beginning in 1985, sell thousands of pages of classified documents to the Soviets. After making roughly 600,000 dollars on his clandestine endeavor and compromising everything from the identities of KGB spies working for the American government to nuclear war contingency plans, Hanssen was eventually transferred to a newly created position at the FBI's Washington headquarters and assigned the task of guarding his country's most sensitive secrets. It was while working in this capacity that a young agent named Eric O'Neill (Phillipe) was assigned the task of keeping tabs on Hanssen by suspicious higher-ups. Later, after being arrested while delivering a cache of secret documents to a "dead drop" spot in a Virginia park, the notorious traitor was arrested and sentenced to life in prison with no chance for parole. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Chris CooperRyan Phillippe, (more)
Director(s):
Billy Ray
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Breach

Shattered Glass director Billy Ray directs Chris Cooper and Ryan Philippe in this fact-based drama concerning the FBI traitor who carried out what many historians refer to as the most notable national security breach in U.S. history. A key member of the FBI's elite Soviet Analytical Unit, Robert Hanssen (Chris Cooper) would, for 15 years beginning in 1985, sell thousands of pages of classified documents to the Soviets. After making roughly 600,000 dollars on his clandestine endeavor and compromising everything from the identities of KGB spies working for the American government to nuclear war contingency plans, Hanssen was eventually transferred to a newly created position at the FBI's Washington headquarters and assigned the task of guarding his country's most sensitive secrets. It was while working in this capacity that a young agent named Eric O'Neill (Phillipe) was assigned the task of keeping tabs on Hanssen by suspicious higher-ups. Later, after being arrested while delivering a cache of secret documents to a "dead drop" spot in a Virginia park, the notorious traitor was arrested and sentenced to life in prison with no chance for parole. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
111 mins

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Director(s):
Billy Ray
Writer(s):
Adam MazerBilly RayBill Rotko
Producer(s):
Scott KroopfScott StraussBobby Newmyer
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13(Sexual Situations, Violence, Profanity)
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    Mary B.

    I enjoy watching non-fiction films. I know they stretch things here and there, but the main content is true. For this reason, both my husband and myself were mesmerized by this film. As others have said, it's slow to unfold. But, these type of investigations are slow in real life. It's a very interesting movie for history sake and very well done.

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    Brent H.

    Due to my job, I was able to have some perspective on what was going on. It was errie! Amazing story and well done movie.

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    Robert S.

    Great story. The fact that it's true makes it even more suspenseful.

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