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All the changes of cast they say it was because it was always Griffith and almost nothing the other actors. The best were the two P. I.s and Nancy Thomas. And Don Knotts. When they changed to put Billy and the new daughter...ufff. Billy was stupid. The daughter, insufferable. Besides, the same actress was a client who tried to make a pass on the old geezer only a few episodes back. And the plots suddenly were idiotic. Obviously they changed someone in the crew of writers or something else happened. It looked more like a farce. It was never about credibility, because it was just a tv show but this time I'd jumped parts because I was feeling my neurons were trying to commit suicide out of boredom and disgust over losing time.

Very good movie. The story is awful but it was shown without excess, not overdoing the gruesome aspects and yet not saving anything. Good direction, edition and casting. The actors had done a good job. Nice work in showing the time and uses: set decoration, costume design, makeup. Nothing is out of tone. Whenever you hear someone saying socialism is what we need, make them watch this movie. Noone needs socialism, no matter if in the russian way or the nazi one, nor Cuban, Chinese or any kind of socialism. And noone needs any kind of politics that take away your rights. If you need spies and violence to keep people's will, then you know it's not good.

PD I knew I've already seen the actress that play Sarah. I thought she was American because she sounds very American. I've just checked on her and she's the star of Borgen, the excelent Danish tv show!