All The Old Knives (2022)
All The Old Knives
”Two former CIA lovers reunite to re-examine a mission in Vienna that may have been compromised.”
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Chris Pine ('Wonder Woman') and Thandiwe Newton ('Westworld') star in this espionage suspense, based on the same-named novel by American writer Olen Steinhauer. In the story, former lovers and spies Henry (Pine) and Celia (Newton) meet during dinner to reminisce about a mission that happened six years ago. On the occasion, truths are revealed between the couple that will change their relationship forever. 'All The Old Knives' may not be a memorable thriller, but it's an interesting experience and deserves special attention thanks to the cast. Pine and Newton are great in their roles.
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Two CIA operatives, and former lovers, reunite at idyllic Carmel-by-the-Sea to re-examine a mission six years ago in Vienna where a fellow agent might have been compromised.
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