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BrianH at 16:18, September 14, 2008

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Ed Poor at 18:05, October 14, 2007

2007-10-14T18:05:59Z

Ed Poor: the government suspects a "mole" has penetrated the highest levels of the Pentagon

2007-10-14T18:00:36Z

the government suspects a "mole" has penetrated the highest levels of the Pentagon

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'''No Way Out''' is a political thriller set in the [[Department of Defense]], starring [[Gene Hackman]], [[Kevin Costner]] and [[Will Patton]].

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The premise of the film is that the government suspects a "mole" has penetrated the highest levels of the Pentagon, or at least this is an idea that is floated around when convenient.

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 The premise of the film is that the government suspects a "mole" has penetrated the highest levels of the Pentagon, or at least this is an idea that is floated around when convenient.
-Costner stars as a heroic naval officer who becomes an [[intelligence]] liaison to Defense Secretary Bryce (Hackman). In a series of plot coincidences, Costner's character falls in love with a pretty girl who conceals from him the fact that she's Bryce's mistress. When Bryce and the girl quarrel and scuffle, she falls off a balcony and dies.
+Costner stars as a heroic naval officer who becomes an [[intelligence]] liaison to [[Defense Secretary]] Bryce (Hackman). In a series of plot coincidences, Costner's character falls in love with a pretty girl who conceals from him the fact that she's Bryce's mistress. When Bryce and the girl quarrel and scuffle, she falls off a balcony and dies.
-Bryce gets his homosexual lover to cover up the manslaughter crime, and they plant the story that the "mole" was responsible. The irony is that Costner is the only mole, that he didn't kill the girl, and upon learning of Bryce's guilt he wants revenge on the man who killed his lover.
+Bryce gets his [[homosexual]] lover to cover up the manslaughter crime, and they plant the story that the "mole" was responsible. The irony is that Costner is the only mole, that he didn't kill the girl, and upon learning of Bryce's guilt he wants revenge on the man who killed his lover.
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	Bryce gets his homosexual lover to cover up the manslaughter crime, and they plant the story that the "mole" was responsible. The irony is that Costner is the only mole, that he didn't kill the girl, and upon learning of Bryce's guilt he wants revenge on the man who killed his lover.		Bryce gets his homosexual lover to cover up the manslaughter crime, and they plant the story that the "mole" was responsible. The irony is that Costner is the only mole, that he didn't kill the girl, and upon learning of Bryce's guilt he wants revenge on the man who killed his lover.
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	The premise of the film is that the government suspects a "mole" has penetrated the highest levels of the Pentagon, or at least this is an idea that is floated around when convenient.		The premise of the film is that the government suspects a "mole" has penetrated the highest levels of the Pentagon, or at least this is an idea that is floated around when convenient.
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		+	Costner stars as a heroic naval officer who becomes an [[intelligence]] liaison to Defense Secretary Bryce (Hackman). In a series of plot coincidences, Costner's character falls in love with a pretty girl who conceals from him the fact that she's Bryce's mistress. When Bryce and the girl quarrel and scuffle, she falls off a balcony and dies.
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		+	Bryce gets his homosexual lover to cover up the manslaughter crime, and they plant the story that the "mole" was responsible. The irony is that Costner is the only mole, that he didn't kill the girl, and upon learning of Bryce's guilt he wants revenge on the man who killed his lover.