THE SPYMASTERS ARE ALL TOO HUMAN...THEIR SUCCESSES OFTEN SECRET - THEIR MISTAKES EXPOSED AND MAGNIFIED. NEWS REPORTER: The scandal comes at a sensitive time for Petraeus and the CIA.

You don’t expect a lot of laughs from “The Spymasters: CIA in the Crosshairs,” especially given the confluence of content and current events. And you don’t get them. Still, it’s hard not ...

Essentially constructed as a documentary companion to “Homeland,” “Spymasters: CIA in the Crosshairs” is exceedingly timely but less compelling than it should be. Produced by CBS News for ...

Showtime announced today at the TCA Summer Press Tour that it will premiere The Spymasters, a documentary that goes inside the workings of the CIA, the world’s most powerful and clandestine spy ...

The secret is out. The most stunning aspect of “The Spymasters: CIA in the Crosshairs,” Showtime’s new documentary about the agency, is how the 12 living directors of the world&#8… ...

The makers of “The Spymasters” are, from left, brother directors Gédéon Naudet and Jules Naudet and, behind them, writer Chris Whipple. Their interviews with CIA directors will air on Saturday.

But it reflects a sensibility that runs through “The Spymasters,” Chris Whipple ’s genial, engaging portrait of the men and one woman who have run the C.I.A. over the past six decades.

What is wrong with the CIA and how to make it right? In the wake of recent intelligence disasters, including 9/11, all sorts of "experts" -- scholars, former and current CIA officers, government ...

The president has promised them. Let the spymasters deliver–or face consequences. Originally Published: October 20, 1997 at 1:00 AM CST ...

Spymasters —the title seems ironic, in retrospect—has the obligatory rehashing of CIA renditions, secret prisons and harsh interrogations. The deaths of two prisoners in the CIA's hands is ...

THE SPYMASTERS ARE ALL TOO HUMAN...THEIR SUCCESSES OFTEN SECRET - THEIR MISTAKES EXPOSED AND MAGNIFIED. NEWS REPORTER: The scandal comes at a sensitive time for Petraeus and the CIA.