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Hollywood Double Agent

Pages
343
Published
2020
Language
English

Synopsis

Boris Morros was a prominent figure in Golden Age Hollywood, heading music at Paramount and producing films with stars like Fred Astaire. Unbeknownst to many, his success was a cover for his work with Russian intelligence during the Cold War. Morros's assignments led him to the White House and the Vatican, where he gathered military secrets and compromising information on his own friends. In 1947, he flipped, becoming a double agent at the height of the McCarthy era, caught between two powerful nations.

About the author

J
Jonathan Gill

Jonathan Gill writes spy thrillers that keep readers guessing. His book, "Hollywood Double Agent," explores the hidden dangers of espionage. Gill's stories are known for their intricate plots and unexpected turns.