The Fifth Estate: The Espionage Establishment
Jan 09, 1974 · 59m
Director
William I. MacadamOverview
In early 1974, a one-hour CBC TV documentary told Canadians for the first time about the existence of a secretive national agency that tapped phone calls and monitored radio signals. Back then, the signals intelligence organization went by an unwieldy title — the Communications Branch of the National Research Council, or CBNRC. Today it's called the Communications Security Establishment, or CSE.
Cast of The Fifth Estate: The Espionage Establishment
Crew of The Fifth Estate: The Espionage Establishment
William I. MacadamDirector, Producer- George RobertsonExecutive Producer
- Richard AyoSound
- Jean Paul ChampagneSound
- Sam RobertsonSound
- Michael CarnellCamera Operator
- Robert WhyteCamera Operator
- Andy OrmsbyCamera Operator
- Mark IrwinCamera Operator
- Rauni SmithResearcher
- Lisa VeszpremiResearcher
- James R. DubroResearcher
About The Fifth Estate: The Espionage Establishment
What is The Fifth Estate: The Espionage Establishment about?
In early 1974, a one-hour CBC TV documentary told Canadians for the first time about the existence of a secretive national agency that tapped phone calls and monitored radio signals. Back then, the signals intelligence organization went by an unwieldy title — the Communications Branch of the National Research Council, or CBNRC. Today it's called the Communications Security Establishment, or CSE.
When was The Fifth Estate: The Espionage Establishment released?
The Fifth Estate: The Espionage Establishment was released on January 9, 1974.
How long is The Fifth Estate: The Espionage Establishment?
The Fifth Estate: The Espionage Establishment runs 59 minutes.
Who directed The Fifth Estate: The Espionage Establishment?
The Fifth Estate: The Espionage Establishment was directed by William I. Macadam.
Who is in the cast of The Fifth Estate: The Espionage Establishment?
The cast of The Fifth Estate: The Espionage Establishment includes Victor Marchetti, Winslow Peck, William H. Kelley and John D. Marks.