Un privé à L.A.

Titre original : Where's Marlowe?

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Home Video Trailer from Paramount Home Entertainment

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Parody Satire Comedy Mystery Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAfter making a 3-hour fiasco about New York City's water supply, a two-man film crew decides to take it up a notch by documenting life in the private investigator offices of "Boone and Murph... Tout lireAfter making a 3-hour fiasco about New York City's water supply, a two-man film crew decides to take it up a notch by documenting life in the private investigator offices of "Boone and Murphy".After making a 3-hour fiasco about New York City's water supply, a two-man film crew decides to take it up a notch by documenting life in the private investigator offices of "Boone and Murphy".

Réalisation
- Daniel Pyne
Scénario
- John Mankiewicz
- Daniel Pyne
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

6,0/10

577

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Daniel Pyne
Scénario
- John Mankiewicz
- Daniel Pyne
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total

Vidéos1

Trailer 2:13

Where's Marlowe?

Photos9

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Anecdotes
John Slattery plays Miguel Ferrer's business partner. Slattery is married to Talia Balsam, whose ex-husband is Ferrer's cousin, George Clooney.

Citations
Kevin Murphy: It's been real.
Wilton Crawley: It's a documentary!

Connexions
References Citizen Kane (1941)

Bandes originales
Fidelio: Overture
Composed by Ludwig van Beethoven
Performed by Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra

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10/10

Simply smarter and funnier than anything else out there.

As Hollywood continues to dumb down in its relentless pursuit of the lowest common denominator, a film as funny and smart as "Where's Marlowe" is just too good to be true. I was lucky enough to catch it at the First Annual Worldfest-Flagstaff film festival, where it was a huge hit. Unfortunately, the film is such a clever 'reveal' that to describe it at all would be to take away from the pleasure of being caught in its web. So all I can suggest is that you do whatever you can to get this film seen. Bug the distributors! Demand it at festivals! You'll be glad you did.