Daniel Craig plays James Bond, the spy, as he always should have been played. The best Bond, bar none. Loved it and I HATED all other Bond films.

Based on the John le Carre spy novel, Ralph Fiennes, a deceptively quiet and seemingly mild mannered diplomat, seeks to find out why his wife was murdered.

Neil Jordan's film starring Stephen Rea as an IRA member who cuts a break for a kidnapped English Intelligence officer and then is forced to flee himself when the officer is killed. He goes to meet the dead officer's girlfriend and they hit it off but they are both keeping secrets from one another. Miranda Richardson, an IRA agent, hunts for Rea.

Robert DeNIro's film stars Matt Damon as the covert founder of the CIA who is an extremely realistic version of the head spy, deadly quiet and blends into the background.

Diane Keaton as an actress who is recruited as a double agent in the Arab=Israeli conflict although she is neither. Based on John Le Carre novel.

Retooling of the old tv series so that only the concept remains recognizable. Very action oriented. Tom Cruise stars.

Spielberg's film about Israeli agents tracking down and killing those responsible for killing their athletes at the Olympics in Munich.

CIA operative George Clooney finds himself deep in the morass of the global oil cartel conspiracy.

James Cameron's film with Arnold Schwarzenegger who has been telling his wife of 15 years (Jamie Lee Curtis) that he's a dull computer salesman, and his tangle with her when she discovers he's a spy.