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→‎Live-action films: The Thomas Crown Affair |1968 | R | Features a priceless scene with the conservative game of chess during which the woman (Faye Dunaway) seduces the man (Steve McQueen), as it should be (while using imagination rather than
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|Considered to be the greatest [[British]] film ever made, this thriller with a fabulous musical score exemplifies the justification in distrusting the lying [[Deep State]].  Set in post-[[World War II]] [[Vienna]] under control divided with the [[communist]] [[Soviet Union]].  Directed by Sir Carol Reed, who also directed ''Odd Man Out'' (1947), ''The Fallen Idol'' (1948), and ''Oliver!'' (1968).
 
|Considered to be the greatest [[British]] film ever made, this thriller with a fabulous musical score exemplifies the justification in distrusting the lying [[Deep State]].  Set in post-[[World War II]] [[Vienna]] under control divided with the [[communist]] [[Soviet Union]].  Directed by Sir Carol Reed, who also directed ''Odd Man Out'' (1947), ''The Fallen Idol'' (1948), and ''Oliver!'' (1968).
 
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|Features a priceless scene with the [[conservative]] game of [[chess]] during which the woman (Faye Dunaway) seduces the man (Steve McQueen), as it should be (while using imagination rather than nudity).  The [[liberal]] remake in 1999 cut the chess scene.<ref>https://www.chess.com/article/view/the-thomas-crown-affair</ref>
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