RKO Radio Pictures released Murder, My Sweet on February 22, 1945. Edward Dmytryk directed the film starring Dick Powell, Claire Trevor, and Anne Shirley.
‘Murder, My Sweet’ Movie Summary
Philip Marlowe takes a job looking for Moose Malloy’s girlfriend Velma after authorities release him from a seven-year prison sentence. However, nobody has caught sight of Velma for six of those years. For Marlowe, a simple missing-person case becomes much more twisted than he ever anticipates as initially promising clues lead to a complex web of deceit, bribery, perjury and theft.
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RKO Radio Pictures released Murder, My Sweet on February 22, 1945. Edward Dmytryk directed the film starring Dick Powell, Claire Trevor, and Anne Shirley.
The Robert Mitchum version of Farewell My Lovely is available on Amazon Prime. It’s very good, you should check it out.
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They also have the Mitchum version of the Big Sleep on prime. I wasn’t very well received and oddly took place in present day(1978). Nice to hear you two mention how much you liked Nightmare Alley. Does it have a shot at making either of your top 100s?
Top 100, I am not sure of, but I am really excited for Guillermo del Toro’s version that he’s producing for Fox Searchlight. Last I heard that was still a go.
Top 100, I am not sure of, but I am really excited for Guillermo del Toro’s version that he’s producing for Fox Searchlight. Last I heard that was still a go.
The Robert Mitchum version of Farewell My Lovely is available on Amazon Prime. It’s very good, you should check it out.
That I didn’t know. I will definitely check it out. It’s hard to imagine Mitchum doing a bad job on it.
They also have the Mitchum version of the Big Sleep on prime. I wasn’t very well received and oddly took place in present day(1978). Nice to hear you two mention how much you liked Nightmare Alley. Does it have a shot at making either of your top 100s?
Top 100, I am not sure of, but I am really excited for Guillermo del Toro’s version that he’s producing for Fox Searchlight. Last I heard that was still a go.
Top 100, I am not sure of, but I am really excited for Guillermo del Toro’s version that he’s producing for Fox Searchlight. Last I heard that was still a go.