Embrouille à Poodle Springs

Titre original : Poodle Springs

Téléfilm
1998
1h 35min

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Dina Meyer and James Caan in Embrouille à Poodle Springs (1998)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn aging Phillip Marlowe gets mixed up with blackmail and murder amongst the elite social set in 1963.An aging Phillip Marlowe gets mixed up with blackmail and murder amongst the elite social set in 1963.An aging Phillip Marlowe gets mixed up with blackmail and murder amongst the elite social set in 1963.

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total

Anecdotes
At the request of Raymond Chandler's estate, his novel was completed by Robert B. Parker and published in 1989.

Gaffes
While Marlowe is talking to Muffy in his apartment, the newspaper article on the coffee table keeps changing position without being touched - alternatively jumping on and off the envelope and the table.

Citations
Philip Marlowe: I'll see you tonight.
Laura Parker-Marlowe: [flippantly] Which jail?
Philip Marlowe: Look, Mrs. Marlowe, I'm just a lug. There are things I can do, like shoot, I can keep my word, I can tail a guy who's walking backwards, I can open a door into a dark room where there's trouble waiting... and so, I do them. I find work that fits what I do. I get a hundred dollars a day. I can't be bought or pushed. Not even for love.
Laura Parker-Marlowe: [pauses, then, softly] Okay.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Mask of Zorro/Polish Wedding/There's Something About Mary/Lolita/Poodle Springs (1998)

Bandes originales
The Times They Are A-Changin'
Written by Bob Dylan

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4/10

CAAN IS NOT PHILLIP MARLOWE

He is a good actor though and definitely tries. Marlowe fans such as myself have to remember that Chandler never finished this novel because of failing health and Robert Parker, of SPENSER fame, tries to. Sadly he doesn't have Chandler's descriptive ability nor does he really grasp the character. Tom Stoppard, a very good playwright, should stick to that medium. Worth collecting for the history of Chandler/Marlowe.