The Good Shepherd - CIA history

[Perd Hapley]

I just saw a trailor for a film called "The Good Shepherd."  Supposedly, it relates the story of how the CIA was founded.  Would anyone like to profer an INFORMED opinion on its accuracy?

http://www.thegoodshepherdmovie.com/

[ONE-SHOT-ONE]

looked good untill the credits rolled, a baldwin? wont get my money.

[BrokenPaw]

Fistful,

Isn't this one of those situations where anyone who will tell you is probably a source you shouldn't consider reliable, and anyone who actually could tell you...really actually can't tell you?   

-BP

[Matthew Carberry]

looked good untill the credits rolled, a baldwin? wont get my money.

Depends on the Baldwin, they aren't all liberal anti's.  Heck, the really good one, Adam, isn't even a "Baldwin brother".

[Eleven Mike]

Isn't this one of those situations where anyone who will tell you is probably a source you shouldn't consider reliable, and anyone who actually could tell you...really actually can't tell you?

   
In a way, yes.  Obviously, there are a lot of things that have been declassified by now, as the founding of the CIA may not be sensitive information these days. 

But I have the same reaction when I hear anything from intelligence organizations or certain special ops units.  In a lot of cases they can't tell the truth and sometimes they actually have to lie.  So why would I believe them?

[mtnbkr]

looked good untill the credits rolled, a baldwin? wont get my money.

Depends on the Baldwin, they aren't all liberal anti's.  Heck, the really good one, Adam, isn't even a "Baldwin brother".

True.  Stephen Baldwin is a born again type and conservative.  Unfortunately, the Baldwin in the movie is the "liberal dirtbag" variety.

Chris

[mfree]

"Unfortunately, the Baldwin in the movie is the "liberal dirtbag" variety."

But does he get tortured and/or killed? That's the important question...