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I can very much see that. It is a similar situation/relationship that would provide a pretty good inspiration in carrying out those roles in this storyline.
Now i'm really hyped to see this movie
I'm pretty sure they also influenced many X-Men comics so it makes sense.
Interesting, although I'm not sure how they intend to tie that in with cold war politics, which seems to be the movies main theme.