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Codename Capricorn — Respectful Reel Review #24 — Mission: Impossible (1996)
MOVIE TITLE: Mission: Impossible IMDB YEAR RELEASED: 1996 GENRE: Secret Agent / Action Thriller STARRING: Tom Cruise / Jon Voight / Henry Czerny / Emanuelle Beart / Ving Rhames / Kristin Scott Thomas / Vanessa Redgrave / Jean Reno / Emilio Estevez DIRECTED BY: Brian De Palma SUMMARY: When Secret Agents Jim Phelps and Ethan… Read more
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Codename Capricorn: Red Capers #62
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CODE NAME CAPRICORN: My name is payne, John Payne
“MY NAME IS PAYNE, JOHN PAYNE!” Before there was Sean Connery there was almost John Payne Ian Lancaster Fleming was a British writer, journalist, and intelligence officer best known for his series of secret agent novels. During the Second World War he served with British Naval Intelligence. His wartime service and later career as a… Read more
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Codename: Capricorn — Ian Fleming and a Secret Agent Month
You don’t know who they are. You don’t know where they come from. You have no idea of their actual name or age. I could be one right now, and you would never know it. But that’s kind of the idea. In the world of spies everything is supposed to be shrouded in secrecy. Traveling… Read more
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Codename Capricorn: Hello, 2022!
To all our followers: geeks, nerds, freaks, collectors, and otherwise, I wish you all, Happy New Year! I don’t need to write about how 2021 was so challenging, so I won’t belabor the point, other than to repeat what I said about 2020. Thank the Good Lord that bitch is dead. This January our thoughts… Read more
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