Seventeen Moments of Spring (1973), a Soviet television miniseries in which Vyacheslav Salevich depicts Dulles' role in Operation Sunrise during World War II.
The Good Shepherd (2006), a fictional film in which William Hurt portrays the fictional head of the CIA, Phillip Allen, who appears to be based on Dulles.
JFK (1991), a film that depicts Jim Garrison, a New Orleans District Attorney, as suspecting Dulles as a participant in the cover-up surrounding Kennedy's assassination and attempts to subpoena him.
Nick and Jake (2012), a fictional novel co-written by Tad Richards and Jonathan Richards and published by Arcade Publishing. Allen Dulles is depicted as plotting a coup to overthrow the government of France.[25]
The Honor Of Spies (2009) in the Honor Bound series and also the Men At War series, a fictional novel series written by W.E.B. Griffin and his son. Dulles is portrayed as part of the European Head of the OSS and the Swiss Agent in Charge respectively.
The Commission (2003), a fictional film that depicts Dulles, played by Jack Betts, as a participant in the Warren Commission and investigator into the Kennedy assassination.
The Company (2007), an American miniseries based on the novel The Company: A Novel of the CIA (2002) by American novelist Robert Littell.
The FX cartoon comedy Archer mentions Dulles in a 2012 episode while discussing Operation Gladio,[26] as well as in a 2016 episode centered around Project MKUltra.[cần dẫn nguồn]
Bridge of Spies (2015), a historical drama-thriller film that depicts Dulles, played by Peter McRobbie, as the CIA Director who plans the exchange of Soviet intelligence officer Rudolf Abel for U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers.
The Devil's Chessboard: Allen Dulles, the CIA, and the Rise of America's Secret Government by David Talbot portrays the Kennedy assassination as similar to CIA assassinations elsewhere and Allen Dulles as the person most likely to have organized and secured backing for assassinating President Kennedy because of his peace overtures to Soviet Premier Khrushchev after the Cuban Missile Crisis convinced JFK that his own military was eager for WW3.
