Season 2 Premiere of TURN: Washington's Spies at International Spy Museum

Last night we went to the Season Two premiere screening of AMC’s TURN: Washington’s Spies at the International Spy Museum.

TURN is a Revolutionary era espionage drama. We snapped actor Jamie Bell, who plays the show’s lead, has been in Billy Elliot and King Kong, and this summer stars as The Thing in Marvel Comics' Fantastic Four. He's with Heather Lind, who plays Anna Strong and has been in Boardwalk Empire.

The first season of TURN won the 2014 Media & Entertainment Award from the DAR. The second season premieres next Monday, April 13, at 9pm. Here, actor Burn Gorman, who plays Major Hewlett on the show and has been in Game of Thrones and The Dark Knight Rises. He's with Alexander Rose, on whose book Washington's Spies: The Story of America's First Spy Ring the series is based.

The spy tools in TURN helped us win the Revolutionary War. There was a pre-show cocktail reception and Q&A with cast and crew. Here, PR mavens Meghan Dubyak and Rachel Peteri, with Center for American Progress’ Allison Preiss.

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Jamie Bell as Abraham Woodhull.

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