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Growing up, spy thrillers were among my favorite movies. There was Sean Connery as the sophisticated James Bond, in classics like Goldfinger and later, Roger Moore in The Spy Who Loved Me. Then, fast-forward 30 years to a new breed of spy with the unassuming Jason Bourne of the Bourne Trilogy. Although unique in their styles, all the characters exemplified grace under pressure and an uncanny intuition of knowing when they were being watched and how to slip
