The Black-Eyed Blonde (Philip Marlowe)

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a b c d e f " 'Marlowe' Review: Liam Neeson's Outing as the Iconic Private Eye is Less a 'Big Sleep' Than a Major Snooze". Variety. 24 September 2022. Archived from the original on 7 March 2023 . Retrieved 14 January 2023. Production: (Ireland-Spain-France) An Open Road Films (in U.S.) release of a Parallel Films, Hills Prods., Davis Films production. I let out a low whistle. The librarian, a dame with don’t-come-hither eyes, shot me a glare. This Banville character was a piece of work: hired Irish muscle with heavyweight credentials, including the Man Booker prize for The Sea (2005). It figured. Marlowe always liked his chess and his books. Chandler had a thing for ritzy writers too, French snoots banging on about existentialism. Me, the only “-ism” I know comes with alcohol attached. Tallish, like you. Dark. Handsome, in a weak sort of way. Wears a silly mustache, Don Ameche–style. Dresses nicely, or used to, when I had a say in the matter."

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It was one of those Tuesday afternoons in summer when you wonder if the earth has stopped revolving." Although this episode has a feel-good ending, it seems to me that Matthew Bartlett deserved to know the truth about Bobby. Submitted by 65tosspowertrap, 4-28-2014. I liked the opening sentence: " It was one of those Tuesday afternoons in summer when you wonder if the earth has stopped revolving"Goof: This is one of many episodes in which Lt. Tragg (or his successors) arrest Perry’s client in the office. In this case, Tragg and Sgt. Brice enter and Tragg announces that he has a warrant for the arrest of Diana Reynolds (Whitney Blake). However, the piece of paper he holds in his hand is clearly marked as a subpoena not a warrant. Submitted by FredK, 6 October 2010. SJP and Cynthia Nixon Film And Just Like That... in N.Y.C., Plus Kieran Culkin, Erykah Badu and More". People. 6 November 2021. Archived from the original on 8 November 2021 . Retrieved 8 November 2021. You did what, Sergeant Holcomb? You put Perry Mason and Della Street in separate holding cells, and then you had the both of them strip searched? Oh, son, you just made a huge mistake. That is so not on. You are so going down. Wiseman, Andreas (12 November 2021). " Marlowe: Diane Kruger & Jessica Lange Among Cast To Join Liam Neeson's Philip Marlowe Thriller, Filming Underway". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on 12 November 2021 . Retrieved 12 November 2021. What does this have to do with Diana Regis? Bartsler hired detectives to keep an eye on Helen. They learned that Helen seems to have a friend, another young woman named Mildred Danville. Mildred shares an apartment with -- you guessed it -- Diana Regis. Bartsler employed Diana to gain info about Mildred.

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She glanced at me with a steely twinkle. "For a living, you mean?" She pondered the question. "He sees people," she said. One of the few times we see a death bed confession by the murderer. Submitted by PaulDrake33, 6/26/2008. This is the third of six episodes where the three main characters (defendant, victim, killer) are female. The first two were episodes 30 & 31. The last three are episodes 143,153,204. Submitted by H. Mason 9/26/14

I got up from the desk and took my pipe to the window and stood looking out at nothing in particular. In an office across the street, a secretary in a tartan blouse and wearing earphones from a Dictaphone machine was bent over her typewriter, tapping away. I had passed her in the street a few times. Nice little face, shy smile; the kind of girl who lives with her mother and cooks meat loaf for Sunday lunch. This is a lonely town. Recurring themes: problematic second marriage; ne'er-do-well son or stepson; mining business. Mason taking chances and risking disbarment. Romance between Perry and Della. Was it a long time? I kept thinking I'd hear from him, that the phone would ring one day and he'd be calling from Mexico or somewhere." La rubia de ojos negros es de las pocas novelas policiales que leí, pero considerando cuánto me gustó, sin dudas voy a seguir leyendo más libros de este género.