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Boris Morros is a minor Hollywood producer-director and the owner of a failed record company, whose career began in 1934 and ended in mid-1950s. Morros spent his last decade of his work for Soviet Intelligence doubling as an agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation(FBI). He gained notoriety in 1957, at the age of 62, when he went public with "revelation" of Sovie espionage in apperances before congressional Red-hunting commitees, media interviews, press conferences, and in a melodramatic memoir—My ten years as a counter-spy. He also served as chief prosecution witness that same year, helping to convict three associates on charge related to spying for Soviet Union.