Une mini-série HBO en cinq épisodes, adaptée de l’autobiographie d’Egil Krogh sur l’affaire du Watergate, INTEGRITY, vient d’être officiellement annoncée !
Egil Krogh, ancien membre de l’administration Nixon, offre dans INTEGRITY le récit époustouflant de l’enquête secrète menée au sein de la Maison-Blanche par une équipe surnommée « The Plumbers » ayant pour but d’étouffer le scandale du Watergate. La série sera centrée sur deux figures majeures de l’affaire, E. Howard Hunt (interprété par Woody Harrelson) et G. Gordon Liddy (Justin Theroux), les organisateurs du cambriolage du Watergate qui a eu pour conséquence de faire tomber le président Richard Nixon au lieu de le protéger.
INTEGRITY est paru chez PublicAffairs / Perseus Books en août 2007. Une nouvelle édition tie-in paraîtra sous le titre THE WHITE HOUSE PLUMBERS au printemps 2021. Les droits de langue française sont toujours disponibles.
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