KGB-files in 2009?

Number24 · May 2009

When Bond calls back to MI6 HQ to find out who Dominic Greene is. Tanner scans some computer files, and if I'm not mistaken he says "Scanning KGB files". Should think the old KGB-files from way back in 1991 are a bit outdated and possibly not even on computer! Belarus stil has KGB, but perhaps he ment FSB or SVR?

thesecretagent · May 2009

What's in a name? Some call it FSB (Bureau) and some call it FSD (Directorate) but it's still the KGB behind the door. MI6 know that.

Number24 · May 2009

"Governments come and go, the lies stay the same"
Yes, I know. But I don't buy that they put that line in because they wanted to show that MI6 regards SVR/FSB and KGB to be just "same ****, new wrapping." I think it's just the scriptwriters being sloppy.

Sir Miles · May 2009

Number24 wrote:

"Governments come and go, the lies stay the same"
Yes, I know. But I don't buy that they put that line in because they wanted to show that MI6 regards SVR/FSB and KGB to be just "same ****, new wrapping." I think it's just the scriptwriters being sloppy.

Could be....but I think it's more likely that the general cinema-going public know whom the KGB is/was....most probably wouldn't know whom the FSB or FSD or SVR would be.

Number24 · May 2009

Could be .... but then it would be a better solution to have Tanner say: "Scanning russian secret service files."

thesecretagent · May 2009

That would have been a better solution. It is interesting to note that most cinema goers would know KGB but would not know FSB/FSD.

Sir Miles · May 2009

Number24 wrote:

Could be .... but then it would be a better solution to have Tanner say: "Scanning russian secret service files."

Good point...perhaps Kinnear was paid by the word ?

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Thunderbird 2 · May 2009

Sir Miles wrote:

Number24 wrote:

Could be .... but then it would be a better solution to have Tanner say: "Scanning russian secret service files."

Good point...perhaps Kinnear was paid by the word ? )

Excuse me! I go by Equity rates like eveyone else! (Sorry, a very old joke, but I couldn't resist.)

KGB-files in 2009?

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