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Take Two

'Zero Dark Thirty' prompts Senate inquiry

By Take Two Staff
Published Jan 4, 2013
Still from the film "Zero Dark Thirty."
Still from the film "Zero Dark Thirty."
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Zero Dark Thirty
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Still from the film "Zero Dark Thirty" starring Jessica Chastain.
Still from the film "Zero Dark Thirty" starring Jessica Chastain.
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Courtesy of Sony Pictures
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'Zero Dark Thirty' prompts Senate inquiry

Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee want to see the filmmakers behind "Zero Dark Thirty," and it's not to express their congratulations on the film. 

Senators Dianne Feinstein, John McCain and Carl Levin believe the film incorrectly suggests torture was instrumental in tracking down Osama Bin Laden and that the filmmakers got that impression from the CIA.