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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is a seven-part miniseries based on the first book in John Le Carre's The Quest for Karla trilogy; it aired in 1979 and starred Alec Guinness as British Intelligence officer George Smiley. He reprised the role in Smiley's People, made in 1981 and based on the third book in the same trilogy. [1] Together, the chronicle Smiley's conflict with his opposite number in Moscow Center, a legendary spymaster known as Karla (Patrick Stewart), and thematically deal with the minutiae of spy work and the emotional toll it wreaks on people's lives. |
