Introduction In 2010, the movie Ghost Writer was out in the theaters all over the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom. Roman Polanski is the director of the movie, and he has been capable of directing a thriller. He builds suspense in a calm, smooth, and confident manner instead of dwelling too much on shock and action (Aitken 2001, p. 35). The movie is based on the novel by Robert Harris, which is known as the Ghost, but screenplays are actually in print created by Harris and Polanski. Some of the reasonably priced stars in the movie include Pierce Brosnan and Ewan McGregor. Plot A well knows English ghostwriter through his agent agrees to complete the autobiography of former British prime minister. The agent promises him that it would be a chance of a lifetime because he would be playing the part of Adam Lang. The prime minister is advanced by the publishing company with an offer of $10 million so that they could create a story on him. This was an incredible experience for the ghostwriter because he would get a total of $250,000 from the project. From the beginning, the project started on a low note because Mike McAra, the long-term assistant of Lang, died in an accident. This is a serious set back for the ghost writer because he is forced to take a flight in the heart of winter to an estate that is in front of the ocean. In Martha’s Vineyard, the ghost writer is forced to work within the estate because he is barred from going out with the manuscripts. In the estate, the prime minister lives with his wife, security personnel, servants, and his personal assistant, who is also his mistress. As a result, the ghost writer is forced to stay in a small hotel where he rests (Bartram 1996, p. 78) The following day after the ghost writer arrived; Lang is accused by the previous British Foreign Secretary of allowing the unlawful apprehension of suspected terrorists and giving them over to the CIA so that they could be tortured. This was a move that would see Lang face prosecution because it was a war crime that would make him face the International Criminal Court. The only hope he had of staying a free man was actually staying in America or going to any other country that did not have extradition policies. All over sudden, the small Island is buzzing with activity because it attracts protesters and journalists from all over the world. In the morning, the ghost writer is woken up by a group of journalists who had sought out refuge in the hotel. Thus, there is no other option than to bring the ghost writer to the house so that they can protect him from the press. Once inside the house, he is given McAra’s bedroom, which has some personal effects which were not removed from the room. A high profile meeting was arranged by his public relations group that focused on informing the public that everything was under control. This meant that Lang had to go to Washington with his assistant so that they could get together with the top US officials (Dyer 1992, p. 76). While the ghost writer snoops around the room, he stumbles upon an envelope which contains crucial information. The information contained therein, gives clues which suggest that Lang might have