Starring: Anthony Bate , Sir Derek Jacobi , Michael Culver
Directed by: Gordon Fleming
Written by: Ian Curteis
At the height of the Cold War three British Secret Service agents defect to the Soviet Union rather than face interrogation for leaking secrets to the KGB. An unforgettable scandal brought to life by sharp dialogue and superb acting.
Item Number: 14642
At the height of the Cold War - more than 20 years before Anthony Blunt was finally exposed as the fourth Cambridge Spy - three British Secret Service agents defect to the Soviet Union rather than face interrogation for leaking secrets to the KGB. Discover the chilling facts behind their treachery and defections in this suspenseful, real-life drama. You'll marvel anew at the cold-blooded lies of Kim Philby (Anthony Bate, Smiley's People; Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy), and at his successful escape plan for his old university chums and fellow double agents, Guy Burgess (Sir Derek Jacobi, The Golden Compass; I, Claudius; Cadfael) and Donald Maclean (Michael Culver, The House of Eliott, Cadfael). An unforgettable scandal, brought to life by sharp dialogue and superb acting.
| Kim Philby | --- | Anthony Bate |
| Guy Burgess | --- | Derek Jacobi |
| Donald Maclean | --- | Michael Culver |
| Graves | --- | Bernard Achard |
| Helenus Milmo | --- | Barrie Cookson |
| Patterson | --- | Oliver Ford Cookies |
| Aileen Philby | --- | Ingrid Hafner |
| Major Sansom | --- | Richard Hampton |
| Reed | --- | Robin Hooper |
| Sir Stewart Menzies | --- | Richard Hurndall |
| Volkov | --- | Anthony Langdon |
| Herbert Morrison | --- | Arthur Lowe |
| Skardon | --- | David Markham |
| Marcus Lipton | --- | Hugh Morton |
| Melinda Maclean | --- | Elizabeth Seal |
Written by Ian Curteis
Directed by Gordon Fleming