Dark and Twisted Alleys: A Film Noir Podcast

In this episode, Debbi Mack and F.R. Jameson discuss the 1974 classic neo-noir film, Chinatown.

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And here’s the movie trailer!

 

Interesting editing on the trailer. 🙂

In this episode, Debbi Mack and F.R. Jameson discuss the film adaptation of Raymond Chandler’s novel The Long Goodbye released in 1973.

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So very 70s! 🙂

In this episode, Debbi Mack and F.R. Jameson discuss two of the more bizarre weird incredible peculiar adaptations of Raymond Chandler’s novels, The Brasher Doubloon (1947) and The Falcon Takes Over (1942).

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These trailers will give you an idea.

 

 

This one isn’t a trailer. 🙂

 

 

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In this episode, Debbi Mack and F.R. Jameson discuss the weird curiosity which is the film noir Lady in the Lake from 1947.

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PS: Writers will get a laugh out of this Wikipedia description of the plot:

Tired of the low pay of his profession, hard-boiled Los Angeles private detective Phillip Marlowe submits a murder story to Kingsby Publications. He is invited to the publisher’s offices to discuss his work, but soon realizes it is merely a ploy. A few days before Christmas, publishing executive Adrienne Fromsett hires him to locate Chrystal Kingsby, the wife of her boss, Derace Kingsby.

Like being a writer was ever a high-paying position. Ha! And the movie just gets funnier from there.

Because it’s also the World’s Weirdest Christmas Movie.

CORRECTION: The actor I identified as Audrey Meadows is actually her sister, Jayne Meadows. Close, but no cigar! 🙂

In this episode, Debbi Mack and F.R. Jameson discuss the neo-noir remakes of the films Farewell, My Lovely from 1975 and The Big Sleep from 1978.

 

Not an English country garden.

 

But there is a big country mansion at the end of this long-ass driveway.

 

 

 

“That’s right, sweetheart. Me again. Or before the other one. Not that I give a damn.”

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