"The CIA's most closely guarded secret? How they made Al Pacino and Colin Farrell argue over a breakfast burrito."

Episode Description

In this mini-episode, Landen and Truman return to The Recruit (2003) for more laughs and eyebrow raises. From breakfast burrito betrayals to CIA-themed trust issues, the duo dissects the finer (and not-so-fine) points of this spy thriller. Can Colin Farrell’s cheekbones carry the plot? Was that really the best burrito the CIA could find? And why is there always a parking garage kiss? Tune in for these answers and more.

Major Cast and Crew

Film Synopsis

James Clayton (Colin Farrell) is recruited by CIA agent Walter Burke (Al Pacino) to join an elite training program at “The Farm.” As James navigates a world of deception, he begins to question his mission, his mentor, and even his own reflection in the Dell screens. With twists, betrayals, and a surprisingly sad breakfast burrito, The Recruit keeps everyone guessing—including the audience.

Episode Highlights

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