CLEAN : The villains of James

The Washington Spy Museum showcases 50 years of real-life villains, from drug kingpins to femme fatales. During the Cold War, Russian intelligence used female agents to infiltrate the US and UK. Modern films reflect current intelligence challenges, like identifying terrorist group members. Former CIA agent Tony Mendez notes that real spy life is less action-packed than movies suggest. Visitors to the museum can test their spy skills in interactive exhibits.

What does former agent Tony Mendez say about the reality of spy life compared to its portrayal in films?

What activities are visitors invited to participate in at the exhibit?