Mastermind William Rick Singer leaving Boston Federal Court after being charged in 2019. Scott EisenGetty Images
Conversations between Rick Singer and his co-conspirators will be recreated in the film using actual FBI wiretaps. As an interviewee is seen saying on the trailer: It s truly amazing what people will say on the phone when they don t know the Feds are listening. Singer was particularly proud of the 761 side doors he opened for applicants. The front door means getting in on your own, Singer says (Matthew Modine portrays him in the movie). So I ve created this side door in because my families want a guarantee.
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