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George and Kathryn's confrontation with James eventually ends with his death (and the disposal of his body in a lake). And the couple is seemingly happier than ever, sharing their bed and vowing their loyalty to each other — even if some secrets must remain in their metaphorical "black bag." But can they ever truly trust each other?

Steven Soderbergh and David Koepp had a very offbeat idea for their next movie. “David and I talked about what it would be like if George and Martha were spies,” Soderbergh says. “We wanted to make an espionage version of ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf.