Carl Colby, His Father, And The Film: "The Man Nobody Knew"

Please check out my story up today on Washingtonian.com about the documentary "The Man Nobody Knew," and in particular about the filmmaker, Carl Colby. Carl gave me a very candid interivew - the best kind - after I screened the film on Monday.

Interestingly, when I went to the E Street Theater I expected it to be empty. After all, it was a Monday at 1:45. Au contraire. The theater was more than half filled. Almost everyone had white hair and they all seemed to know each other. I leaned back to the man behind me and said, "What is this, a screening for former spooks?" He gave me a tepid look and said, "I have no idea what you mean." Ha!

Then Grace Guggenheim, one of the producers, stopped by and explained the audience included Colby's mother and a whole lot of her friends, many of them former CIA. So, it was good company for watching this interesting film. Please click on the link: Carl Colby South His Famous Father and Found Himself.