File this under interesting: CIA’s ‘Argo’ plot was inspired by Roger Zelazny’s novel ‘Lord of Light’ http://t.co/IcOwEqr6
File this under interesting: CIA’s ‘Argo’ plot was inspired by Roger Zelazny’s novel ‘Lord of Light’ http://t.co/IcOwEqr6
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Lazarus 11:26 am on October 12, 2012 Permalink
This movie has been to talk of the PotA fan groups because of the involvement of John Chambers in the real life events depicted in the movie. Probably miniscule in this movie, but interesting none the less. The Jack Kirby angle is just icing on the cake.