Episode 391 · Film year 1946

The Big Sleep (1946)

· 2h 06m

Special Guest
Dahlia Schweitzer
Guest Co-Hosts
Terry Frost, Eric Cohen
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The Big Sleep (1946)
Episode 391 · The Projection Booth
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We continue our #Noirvember coverage with a discussion of The Big Sleep (1946). The first proper Philip Marlowe book by Raymond Chandler, it was the second appearance of Marlowe on screen, this time portrayed by Humphrey Bogart.

Eric Cohen (opens in a new tab) and Terry Frost (opens in a new tab) join Mike to discuss the pre-release version of Howard Hawks's film, how Bogart portrayed Marlowe, and the 1978 re-interpretation of the source material by Michael Winner.

Dahlia Schweitzer (opens in a new tab) returns to The Projection Booth to discuss her upcoming book, L.A. Private Eyes.

Labels: Dahlia Schweitzer Elisha Cook Jr. Eric Cohen Film Noir Howard Hawks Humphrey Bogart Lauren Bacall Noirvember Robert Mitchum Terry Frost

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Music credits

  • "Du plomb dans la cervelle" - Max Steiner
  • "And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine" - Anita O'Day

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