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By all accounts, the British espionage drama, Hugh Laurie, Tom Hiddleston, Elizabeth Debicki, Olivia adapted from the 1993 novel, is Colman and Tom Hollander as seen in “The Night Manager” more than deserving of the lon- breeding. His one weakness is Of course, in this type of proj- ger format needed to flesh out his son, and in saving the boy’s ect, there’s always the risk that its story and characters. Now, life, Pine earns Roper’s trust and diehard fans of the book will de- North American audiences can a place in the home Roper cur- cry any deviations from the get a taste of the juicy spy series. rently shares with his willowy source material, but showrun- “The Night Manager” is set to lover, Jed Marshall (Elizabeth ners have handled these inevita- debut Tuesday, April 19, on AMC. Debicki, “The Man From ble changes well. Airing on BBC One in the U.K., U.N.C.L.E.,” 2015). “We did depart from the nov- the series premiered in February There’s a lot Pine has to con- el in some ways,” director Su- to more than 10 million viewers, tend with as he feigns his way sanne Bier told Radio Times, and has received heaps of praise into the criminal underworld, “but we assured David Cornwell in reviews. Le Carré’s best-sell- not the least of which is Maj. [le Carré’s real name] that these ing novel — his first post-Cold Lance Corkoran (Tom Hollander, changes would be viable and War work — has been updated “Rev.”), Roper’s right-hand man would still follow his important with a present-day setting and and “fixer.” He’s fiercely loyal to goal — to hold true to the sub- From the list below, find each word and circle its letters in the puzzle boasts a fantastic cast, most of Roper and doesn’t trust Pine in stance of the original story.” to reveal the message relating to this week’s theme. whom you’ll probably recognize. the slightest, and his determina- For his part, the author has Tom Hiddleston, best known tion to expose the spy as a fraud had a solid involvement with the for playing Loki in the Thor and proves a constant challenge for project — besides a blink-and- You Can Count On It Avengers movies, leads the cast the protagonist. you’ll-miss-it cameo role. Addi- of “The Night Manager” as for- Moral ambiguity plays a big tionally, his son, Simon Cornwell, mer British soldier Jonathan part in the story, as Pine must es- is one of the show’s executive ACCOUNTANT FRACTION RATIO Pine. Following service in Iraq, sentially become a criminal him- producers. So if nothing else, the Pine retreated into a solitary life self in order to get the job done. material is in good hands. ADDS HALF ROMAN as a nighttime hotel manager, “Because Roper gives his Indeed, the show has been but everything changes when monstrosity and the evil things extremely well received, with ALGEBRA INTEGERS NUMERALS he’s approached by Angela Burr he does a kind of logic, a glamor, The Huffington Post and others (Olivia Colman, “Broadchurch”), there are moments when Pine calling it “James Bond for the who runs a London enforcement teeters on the brink of the dark small screen.” It might just mean AVERAGE LVIII SEVENTH agency. Pine soon finds himself side, when you wonder which even bigger things for Hid- drawn into a world of crime and way he will go,” Laurie told dleston’s future as well, with the CALCULATOR MATH SQUARE ROOT espionage as he’s tasked with Stuff. “The audience has to actor’s name being bandied infiltrating the inner circle of in- judge for themselves where Pine about as a potential to play the CARDINALS MULTIPLY SUBTRACT ternational arms dealer Richard and Roper come close to cross- next 007 on the big screen. Roper, played by Golden Globe ing the line in opposite direc- In the meantime, however, DECIMAL NINE TENTH winner Hugh Laurie. tions — where Roper might love for “The Night Manager” English actor Laurie has had a plunge the dagger into his own has been strong enough to war- long and often comedic career in chest and where Pine might be- rant murmurings of a potential DIVIDE ODDS THIRDS film and television, but American come the very thing he set out to second season. Nothing’s con- audiences may best recognize destroy.” firmed, but le Carré is reportedly EIGHTHS ORDINAL THOUSAND him as the curmudgeonly and Laurie knows what he’s talk- involved in discussions to that acerbic Dr. Gregory House in ing about. A longtime admirer of effect with the BBC, as a second ELEVEN PERCENT TOTAL “House.” He dons his not-such- le Carré, he’s been a huge fan of season would require him to a-nice-guy hat again as Roper, the book for more than 20 years, write new material that would EQUALS SIGN POSITIVE XIV who’s described as “the worst and has long desired to be in- allow the series to extend be- man in the world,” despite his volved in bringing the story to yond the scope of his original charm, philanthropy and good the screen. work. 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