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The Company

  • TV Mini Series
  • 2007
  • TV-14
  • 48m
IMDb RATING
7.7/10
5.1K
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The Company (2007)
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Real-life figures from the Cold War-era mix with a fictional story based on a group of C.I.A. operatives and their counterparts in the K.G.B., MI6, and the Mossad.Real-life figures from the Cold War-era mix with a fictional story based on a group of C.I.A. operatives and their counterparts in the K.G.B., MI6, and the Mossad.Real-life figures from the Cold War-era mix with a fictional story based on a group of C.I.A. operatives and their counterparts in the K.G.B., MI6, and the Mossad.

  • Stars
    • Chris O'Donnell
    • Alfred Molina
    • Michael Keaton
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.7/10
    5.1K
    YOUR RATING
    POPULARITY
    4,328
    6
    • Stars
      • Chris O'Donnell
      • Alfred Molina
      • Michael Keaton
    • 42User reviews
    • 8Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Won 1 Primetime Emmy
      • 7 wins & 21 nominations total

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    Chris O'Donnell
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    • Jack McCauliffe
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    Alfred Molina
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    Michael Keaton
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    • James Angleton
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    Rory Cochrane
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    • Yevgeny Tsipin
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    Tom Hollander
    Tom Hollander
    • Adrian Philby
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    Simon Callow
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    • Elihu
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    Anna Silk
    Anna Silk
    • Stella Bledsoe
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    Dan Petronijevic
    Dan Petronijevic
    • Young CIA Officer
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    Craig Eldridge
    Craig Eldridge
    • Coach Waltz
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    Matt Lindquist
    Matt Lindquist
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    Catherine McNally
    Catherine McNally
    • Le médecin de la CIA
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    Phillip MacKenzie
    Phillip MacKenzie
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    Judah Katz
    Judah Katz
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    Richard Blackburn
    • Senator J. William Fulbright
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    Fernanda Dorogi
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    Ilona Kassai
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    7mpag

    Keaton's Performance

    Michael Keaton's performance is spellbinding, astounding. I couldn't believe what I was watching. When he's on screen, he lifts the piece onto a wholly different level. Unreservedly worth watching for his screen time alone. The unnerving atmosphere he creates happily offsets the unfortunate mawkishness that marrs parts of the Berlin and Budapest stories. Alfred Molina also deserves praise for a strong, gutsy performance as a permanently booze-fueled, no nonsense old time field commander. Production values are pretty high for a television series - Ridley Scott's production presence no doubt helped on that front - and the post-war look and atmosphere of the Berlin sequences is particularly well realised. But this is unmistakably Keaton's tour-de-force.
    9legoloso2

    Critque on first episode

    Where to begin. The performances in the show are quite good the action is established and the historical aspect of the show is right on in most respects. The cast includes a few veteran actors and a few younger actors. Rory Cochrane from CSI Miami, and Chris O'Donnell from the Batman* movies and the Bachelor are cast in very good roles. Followed by Alfred Molina and Michael Keaton taking on the leading roles, who I might add fit there roles perfectly. Having only seen the first of the three episodes and watching the preview for the next two I see that the show will go on only to get better with the addition of even more actors and cameo's from some of my personal favorites the outlook is good. In my opinion espionage has never looked so good.
    10goldygal12

    Great Mini Series Finally Portraying A Part Of U.S. History That Is Rarely Used As A Basis For Film!!

    I thought that The Company was brilliant!! I enjoyed all 6 hours of the mini series!! When was the last time a movie(series) revolved around such an event as The Bay Of Pigs?? I know I haven't, and it's probably because it was a huge flop as a tactic and made the U.S and JFK look foolish. Plus the series doesn't just focus on one aspect of U.S. and world history, it focuses on the CIA's involvement in The Cold War from just after WWII, until the early 1990's, which entails a huge portion of 20th century history. The Company involved so many important world events that it in my opinion, it far surpassed any other movie/series of its kind. These days all of the movies are about much more physical wars such as Pearl Harbor, Letters From Iwo Jima, Saving Private Ryan, etc. It's just really refreshing to see a movie/series that is not just so unique in it's composure, but also shows the opinions of the "war" from both sides.
    9canuckteach

    Great presentation, even better the second time...

    This is a wonderful performance piece, for Cold-War, Tom Clancy/John Le Carré lovers alike. Spying was a dangerous, heart-breaking and lonely game, and the principle characters on both sides gave up much in the way of personal life - this slowly tumbles out as the story unfolds over 4 decades.

    I credit the Director with NOT revealing too much the first time you view it - I found myself wondering at certain points if the Script contained gaps -- not so. An example is the involvement of the notorious Kim Philby, a clever KGB double-agent. Everyone who has read 'Man Called Intrepid' knows who Philby is - if he breezed into this story as KIM PHILBY, we'd know what to expect. Cleverly, the character is not identified until the story is well-under way. By that time, you are as fooled as was his friend, the famous CIA counterespionage guru, James Angleton, played here with craft by Michael Keaton.

    Other performers shine, and the action scenes for Hungary, and the Bay of Pigs are startling. Part 3 packed a real punch as, again, we get treated to what the counterintelligence fellas had to go through to nail suspected double-agents.

    The second time through, I connected all the dots--so, the mini-series DVD has been well worth the investment. (Glad I missed it on TV with commercials).
    10caroledelm

    More than satisfying!

    Having read the book, I feel that the screenwriter did a magnificent job in conveying the story & characters. Almost 900 pages of a very complex novel were captured in a clear, understandable way. Michael Keaton's performance in particular, was as my husband said, "Awesome". This is no surprise to us because he has always been so versatile. I noticed that although some of the scenes in the book could have been shown as they were written, very graphic & difficult to watch, they instead played to our imagination, which for me, is enough, & pointed out the Class of this presentation. Too many stories on TV are played for sensationalism, without regard for the viewers' sensibilities. I can see Emmys in this series' future.

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    • Trivia
      The footage of the entrance gate of C.I.A. Headquarters in 1975 was re-used from the film Spy Game (2001), which Tony Scott, of Scott Free Productions, directed. Perhaps as further interest, that footage is not of the C.I.A., but an abandoned telephone company entrance gate.
    • Goofs
      The term "mole" was coined by British spy writer John le Carré in the 1960s, yet is used in this series before this time.
    • Connections
      Featured in 14th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (2008)

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    Details

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    • Release date
      • August 5, 2007 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Official site
      • Official site
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • 더 컴퍼니
    • Filming locations
      • Danube River, Budapest, Hungary
    • Production companies
      • TNT
      • Scott Free Productions
      • John Calley Productions
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    • Runtime
      • 48m
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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