Contain The Virus. Contain The Truth.Stephen Dorff (Blade) and Academy Award winners Mira ... more
Sorvino (1995 Best Supporting Actress, Mighty Aphrodite) and Anjelica Huston (1985 Best Supporting Actress, Prizzi's Honor) star in this globe-spanning tale of ac...
Panic is contagious.... Mira Sorvino Academy Award winner Anjelica Huston Stephen Dorff ... more
and Blair Underwood star in this nail-biting tale of action and intrigue from the pen of Robert Ludlum as members of an elite undercover team Covert One race aga...
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An unknown doomsday virus has claimed the lives of four people - including the fiancee of ... more
Covert One's Lt. Col. Jon Smith. Devastated and enraged Smith uncovers evidence that this was no accident; someone out there has the virus and the pandemic that threatens millions of lives was planned...Not knowing who to trust or where to turn Smith assembles a private team to fight against the deadly virus. As the death toll mounts the quest leads them to the highest levels of power and the darkest corners of the earth. And Smith and his team must hunt down a genius determined to destroy them.
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With an unbroken string of bestsellers dating from the early 70s (beginning with 1971's ... more
The Scarlatti Inheritance) and over 200 million books sold, Robert Ludlum is an acknowledged superstar of the political thriller. Gayle Lynds, who was compared to Ludlum after her 1996 debut, Masquerade, has two successful novels and a slew of pseudonymous pulp fiction titles to her credit. Together--after a fashion--they serve up book one of Ludlum's new Covert-One series of trade paperback originals, Robert Ludlum's the Hades Factor. After three disparate Americans succumb to a hitherto unknown Ebola-like virus, the United States Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) is pressed into service. Since the USAMRIID's top doctor (and former military intelligence operative) Lt. Col. Jon Smith has yet to return from an overseas conference, the job of heading the medical research team falls to Smith's colleague and fiancée, Dr Sophia Russell. Upon Smith's return, he is sequentially treated to a life-or-death warning from a childhood friend (and rogue FBI agent), several nasty near-death experiences and the viscerally graphic demise of his wife-to-be, an apparent virus victim. Enraged and bereaved, Smith flies into action only to discover doctored files, expunged records, and the distinct likelihood that he's dealing with cases of murder-by-virus. As more questions are asked, more deaths occur, official channels slam shut and Smith finds himself a wanted man, battling his best friend, an evil-genius gazillionaire scientist, corrupt politicians and Third World terrorists. In other words, it's Smith versus all the usual suspects. Ludlum and Lynds cover no new ground here. In fact, The Hades Factor owes as much to Tom Clancy's Op-Centre series and Richard Preston's The Hot Zone as it does to Ludlum's own considerable body of work. That said, The Hades Factor still delivers a respectable level of intrigue and suspense, will likely be snapped up by output-starved Ludlum fanciers and will be right at home on the bedside tables of Preston fans. --Michael Hudson
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With an unbroken string of bestsellers dating from the early 70s (beginning with 1971'sThe ... more
Scarlatti Inheritance) and over 200 million books sold, Robert Ludlum is an acknowledged superstar of the political thriller. Gayle Lynds, who was compared to Ludlum after her 1996 debut,Masquerade, has two successful novels and a slew of pseudonymous pulp fiction titles to her credit. Together--after a fashion--they serve up book one of Ludlum's newCovert-Oneseries of trade paperback originals, Robert Ludlum's theHades Factor.After three disparate Americans succumb to a hitherto unknown Ebola-like virus, the United States Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) is pressed into service. Since the USAMRIID's top doctor (and former military intelligence operative) Lt. Col. Jon Smith has yet to return from an overseas conference, the job of heading the medical research team falls to Smith's colleague and fiancée, Dr Sophia Russell.Upon Smith's return, he is sequentially treated to a life-or-death warning from a childhood friend (and rogue FBI agent), several nasty near-death experiences and the viscerally graphic demise of his wife-to-be, an apparent virus victim. Enraged and bereaved, Smith flies into action only to discover doctored files, expunged records, and the distinct likelihood that he's dealing with cases of murder-by-virus. Asmore questions are asked, more deaths occur, official channels slam shut and Smith finds himself a wanted man, battling his best friend, an evil-genius gazillionaire scientist, corrupt politicians and Third World terrorists. In other words, it's Smith versus all the usual suspects.Ludlum and Lynds cover no new ground here. In fact,The Hades Factorowes as much to Tom Clancy'sOp-Centreseries and Richard Preston'sThe Hot Zoneas it does to Ludlum's own considerable body of work. That said,The Hades Factorstill delivers a respectable level of intrigue and suspense, will likely be snapped up by output-starved Ludlum fanciers and will be right at home on the bedside tables of Preston fans. --Michael Hudson
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With an unbroken string of bestsellers dating from the early 70s (beginning with 1971's ... more
The Scarlatti Inheritance) and over 200 million books sold, Robert Ludlum is an acknowledged superstar of the political thriller. Gayle Lynds, who was compared to Ludlum after her 1996 debut, Masquerade, has two successful novels and a slew of pseudonymous pulp fiction titles to her credit. Together--after a fashion--they serve up book one of Ludlum's new Covert-One series of trade paperback originals, Robert Ludlum's the Hades Factor. After three disparate Americans succumb to a hitherto unknown Ebola-like virus, the United States Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) is pressed into service. Since the USAMRIID's top doctor (and former military intelligence operative) Lt. Col. Jon Smith has yet to return from an overseas conference, the job of heading the medical research team falls to Smith's colleague and fiancée, Dr Sophia Russell. Upon Smith's return, he is sequentially treated to a life-or-death warning from a childhood friend (and rogue FBI agent), several nasty near-death experiences and the viscerally graphic demise of his wife-to-be, an apparent virus victim. Enraged and bereaved, Smith flies into action only to discover doctored files, expunged records, and the distinct likelihood that he's dealing with cases of murder-by-virus. As more questions are asked, more deaths occur, official channels slam shut and Smith finds himself a wanted man, battling his best friend, an evil-genius gazillionaire scientist, corrupt politicians and Third World terrorists. In other words, it's Smith versus all the usual suspects. Ludlum and Lynds cover no new ground here. In fact, The Hades Factor owes as much to Tom Clancy's Op-Centre series and Richard Preston's The Hot Zone as it does to Ludlum's own considerable body of work. That said, The Hades Factor still delivers a respectable level of intrigue and suspense, will likely be snapped up by output-starved Ludlum fanciers and will be right at home on the bedside tables of Preston fans. --Michael Hudson
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With an unbroken string of bestsellers dating from the early 70s (beginning with 1971'sThe ... more
Scarlatti Inheritance) and over 200 million books sold, Robert Ludlum is an acknowledged superstar of the political thriller. Gayle Lynds, who was compared to Ludlum after her 1996 debut,Masquerade, has two successful novels and a slew of pseudonymous pulp fiction titles to her credit. Together--after a fashion--they serve up book one of Ludlum's newCovert-Oneseries of trade paperback originals, Robert Ludlum's theHades Factor.After three disparate Americans succumb to a hitherto unknown Ebola-like virus, the United States Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) is pressed into service. Since the USAMRIID's top doctor (and former military intelligence operative) Lt. Col. Jon Smith has yet to return from an overseas conference, the job of heading the medical research team falls to Smith's colleague and fiancée, Dr Sophia Russell.Upon Smith's return, he is sequentially treated to a life-or-death warning from a childhood friend (and rogue FBI agent), several nasty near-death experiences and the viscerally graphic demise of his wife-to-be, an apparent virus victim. Enraged and bereaved, Smith flies into action only to discover doctored files, expunged records, and the distinct likelihood that he's dealing with cases of murder-by-virus. As more questions are asked, more deaths occur, official channels slam shut and Smith finds himself a wanted man, battling his best friend, an evil-genius gazillionaire scientist, corrupt politicians and Third World terrorists. In other words, it's Smith versus all the usual suspects.Ludlum and Lynds cover no new ground here. In fact,The Hades Factorowes as much to Tom Clancy'sOp-Centreseries and Richard Preston'sThe Hot Zoneas it does to Ludlum's own considerable body of work. That said,The Hades Factorstill delivers a respectable level of intrigue and suspense, will likely be snapped up by output-starved Ludlum fanciers and will be right at home on the bedside tables of Preston fans. --Michael Hudson
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With an unbroken string of bestsellers dating from the early 70s (beginning with 1971's ... more
The Scarlatti Inheritance) and over 200 million books sold, Robert Ludlum is an acknowledged superstar of the political thriller. Gayle Lynds, who was compared to Ludlum after her 1996 debut, Masquerade, has two successful novels and a slew of pseudonymous pulp fiction titles to her credit. Together--after a fashion--they serve up book one of Ludlum's new Covert-One series of trade paperback originals, Robert Ludlum's the Hades Factor. After three disparate Americans succumb to a hitherto unknown Ebola-like virus, the United States Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) is pressed into service. Since the USAMRIID's top doctor (and former military intelligence operative) Lt. Col. Jon Smith has yet to return from an overseas conference, the job of heading the medical research team falls to Smith's colleague and fiancée, Dr Sophia Russell. Upon Smith's return, he is sequentially treated to a life-or-death warning from a childhood friend (and rogue FBI agent), several nasty near-death experiences and the viscerally graphic demise of his wife-to-be, an apparent virus victim. Enraged and bereaved, Smith flies into action only to discover doctored files, expunged records, and the distinct likelihood that he's dealing with cases of murder-by-virus. As more questions are asked, more deaths occur, official channels slam shut and Smith finds himself a wanted man, battling his best friend, an evil-genius gazillionaire scientist, corrupt politicians and Third World terrorists. In other words, it's Smith versus all the usual suspects. Ludlum and Lynds cover no new ground here. In fact, The Hades Factor owes as much to Tom Clancy's Op-Centre series and Richard Preston's The Hot Zone as it does to Ludlum's own considerable body of work. That said, The Hades Factor still delivers a respectable level of intrigue and suspense, will likely be snapped up by output-starved Ludlum fanciers and will be right at home on the bedside tables of Preston fans. --Michael Hudson
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With an unbroken string of bestsellers dating from the early 70s (beginning with 1971's ... more
The Scarlatti Inheritance) and over 200 million books sold, Robert Ludlum is an acknowledged superstar of the political thriller. Gayle Lynds, who was compared to Ludlum after her 1996 debut, Masquerade, has two successful novels and a slew of pseudonymous pulp fiction titles to her credit. Together--after a fashion--they serve up book one of Ludlum's new Covert-One series of trade paperback originals, Robert Ludlum's the Hades Factor. After three disparate Americans succumb to a hitherto unknown Ebola-like virus, the United States Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) is pressed into service. Since the USAMRIID's top doctor (and former military intelligence operative) Lt. Col. Jon Smith has yet to return from an overseas conference, the job of heading the medical research team falls to Smith's colleague and fiancée, Dr Sophia Russell. Upon Smith's return, he is sequentially treated to a life-or-death warning from a childhood friend (and rogue FBI agent), several nasty near-death experiences and the viscerally graphic demise of his wife-to-be, an apparent virus victim. Enraged and bereaved, Smith flies into action only to discover doctored files, expunged records, and the distinct likelihood that he's dealing with cases of murder-by-virus. As more questions are asked, more deaths occur, official channels slam shut and Smith finds himself a wanted man, battling his best friend, an evil-genius gazillionaire scientist, corrupt politicians and Third World terrorists. In other words, it's Smith versus all the usual suspects. Ludlum and Lynds cover no new ground here. In fact, The Hades Factor owes as much to Tom Clancy's Op-Centre series and Richard Preston's The Hot Zone as it does to Ludlum's own considerable body of work. That said, The Hades Factor still delivers a respectable level of intrigue and suspense, will likely be snapped up by output-starved Ludlum fanciers and will be right at home on the bedside tables of Preston fans. --Michael Hudson
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Production Year: 2002 - Thriller - Director: Bharat Nalluri, Rob Bailey, Andy Wilson - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over - Starring: Matthew MacFadyen, Keeley Hawes, David Oyelowo, Peter Firth, Jenny Agutter, Lisa Faulkner
Production Year: 2002 - Thriller - Director: K.C. Bascombe - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over - Starring: Jesse James, Rachel Skarsten, Charles Powell, Linda Purl, Kevin Zegars
Thriller - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over - Starring: Timothy West, Neil Morrissey, Tara Fitzgerald, Annette Crosbie, Pauline Quirke, Rob Brydon, Denise Van Outen, John Thomson, Kevin Whately, David Suchet
Advantages: Fast paced, gripping and entertaining. Disadvantages: Slightly depressing
This is the first book in the Covert One series. The book is a great read in true RobertLudlum style, although it was really Gayle Lynds who wrote it. The character sketches and basic storyline are RobertLudlum's legacy to us.
Jon Smith is an Army Doctor with USAMRIID, engaged to the love of his life, Sophia Russell who is a beautiful, intelligent scientist. Then his fiance dies of a mysterious virus which turns out to have been deliberately administered. In Jon Smith's search for her killer he uncovers a monstrous conspiracy with the help of his friends. His friends are Marty, (the eccentric genius with Asperger's Syndrome), Peter, (the tough, sarcastic ex-MI6 agent) and Randi, ( Sophia's sister and a top notch CIA agent).
Jon Smith joins Covert One, a top secret organisation who's field agents work together and report only to Fred ...
Advantages: Fabulous book, one of Ludlum's best.. Disadvantages: None at all..
The Tristan Betrayal
Author: RobertLudlum
Pages: 521
About the author and the book
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RobertLudlum is the author of 23 novels published in 32 languages and 40
countries, and, at one time was the world's best selling author. His novels are a
blend of sophisticated plotting and extreme pace.There are more than 210 million
copies of his books in print. He is best known for 'The Scarletti Inheritance',
The Chancellor manuscript , Osterman Weekend and the Jason Bourne series -
'The Bourne identity, The Bourne Supremacy and 'The Bourne ultimatum' among
others.
His plots are intricate with twists upon twists, managing to mesmerize the readers.
He is an expert at writing Political Thrillers.The Tristan Betrayal is a classic
Political Thriller set in the 1940's in Paris , Moscow both reeling under Hitler ...
Advantages: Interesting through and through.. Disadvantages: none
Sigma Protocol
Author: RobertLudlum
No. of pages: 662
Year of Publication: 2001
"So I suppose I equate suspense and good theatre in a very similar way. I think it's all suspense and 'what-happens-next'. From that point of view, yes, I guess, I am theatrical." - RobertLudlumRobertLudlum is perhaps the most successful and one of the most popular American author of Thriller novels. His books are intriguing, fast paced and sometimes violent and mostly involving world politics..many of his novels have been made into Television serials and successful films.
He is best known for his Bourne series, which has become famous after the film adaptations.
Ludlum wrote his first novel ' The Scarletti Inheritance' in the year 1971, which went on to become a bestseller after several hiccups, then came the hugely successful 'Osterman weekend ...
When a few people across the globe come down with a mysterious, deadly illness, Col. Jonathan Smith, his fiancee Dr. Sophie Amsden, and the U.S. special force Covert One, must find a solution before the disease wipes out millions.
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DVD
Studio(s)
SONY PICTURES HOME ENTERTAINMENT; CINRAM LOGISTICS
Release date
04/09/2006
No of Discs
1
Catalogue No
CDR 42648
Barcode
5035822264830
Writer
Robert Ludlum
Author
Robert Ludlum
Languages
Main Language
English
Dubbed Language
French
Subtitle Language
Hindi, French, English, Arabic
Hearing Impaired Language
English
Technical information
Special Features
Trailers
Aspect Ratio
1.78 Wide Screen
Sound
Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround
Dubbing Sound
Dolby Digital 5.1 English French
DVD Description
When a few people across the globe come down with a mysterious, deadly illness, Col. Jonathan Smith, his fiancee Dr. Sophie Amsden, and the U.S. special force Covert One, must find a solution before the disease wipes out millions. Based on the best-selling book series by Robert Ludlum, this made-for-TV spy thriller sports an all-star cast that includes Mira Sorvino, Steven Dorff, Anjelica Huston, Blair Underwood, and Colm Meaney.
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