The Devil’s Double (2011)
The Devil’s Double
”A man becomes the double for Saddam's son, facing a chilling world of danger and deception.”
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With Dominic Cooper. A chilling vision of the house of Saddam. The world of Hussein comes to life through the eyes of the man who was given a choice: either be the double for Saddam's sadistic son, or die.
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