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The Maltese Falcon

siubhan13 wrote 2 days ago: I am aware that this is a fairly old book and many people will have read it and most will have at le … more →

Tags: Books, Funny, detective

Spies of Warsaw

britishaisles wrote 1 week ago: BBC America aired this 2-part miniseries in April, though it aired in the UK in January.  The minise … more →

Tags: TV Show Review, Sherlock, BBC america, David Tennant, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, World War II, Nazis, Parade's End, Spies of Warsaw

Reading, Writing and 'Rithmetic1 comment

Jeffrey Howe wrote 1 week ago: Or: why I don’t write the same sort of things I read and vice-versa. A discussion I allowed my … more →

Tags: musings, Nuts and bolts, writing, Faeries, Fantasy, Firesign Theatre, Genre, Guy Noir, Hard-boiled

Iffy charity soliciting in Seattle gets more iffy1 comment

NewToSeattle wrote 1 week ago: About three months ago I wrote here about a strange pitch I received on the phone from a Harrisburg, … more →

Tags: Seattle charities, gift in kind, GIK, associated community services, Vietnam Veterans of Washington State, Operation Compassion, Gifts In Kind, Children's Cancer Recovery Foundation, Seattle Children's Hospital

Academy Award Theater presents, The Maltese Falcon2 comments

Aurora wrote 2 weeks ago: The following information is courtesy of the (corroborated) “Tonight on the Radio” YouTu … more →

Tags: gallery, Audio, Humphrey Bogart, sidney greenstreet, old time radio, Mary Astor, Academy Award Theater

Script: The Maltese Falcon

Angela wrote 2 weeks ago: The Maltese Falcon was written by John Huston based on the novel by Dashiell Hammett. It’s con … more →

Tags: News, Scripts, Script, pdf, screenplay, Free, Download, John Huston

My Favorite John Huston Films2 comments

John Charet wrote 2 weeks ago: * * * * (Out of * * * *) 1.   The Dead (1987) 2.   The Maltese Falcon (1941) 3.   Fat City (1972) 4. … more →

Tags: 1940s Cinema, 1950s Cinema, 1970s Cinema, 1980s Cinema, adventure, American Cinema, american filmmakers, Comedy, Crime

San Francisco's Historic John's Grill - Not Just a Great Place to Eat

Marcilene wrote 2 weeks ago: San Francisco’s Historic John’s Grill     Since 1908, John’s Grill has been a fixture on E … more →

Tags: Reviews, Restaurant, Food, San Francisco, John's Grill, Dashiell Hammett, sam spade

It Just Ain't So, Ms. Mitchard3 comments

Rodger Jacobs wrote 1 month ago: Samuel Langhorne Clemens died on this day in Redding, Connecticut in 1910. One of many quotes attrib … more →

Tags: Writing and Literature, Literature, Books, John Huston, Entertainment, sam spade, Humphrey Bogart, Jacquelyn Mitchard, The deep end of the ocean

The Maltese Falcon (1941)-the queerness of Joel Cairo and the threat of male society.2 comments

filmgeekwatching wrote 1 month ago: Hello guys,I am very how silent this blog have been….However I am determined to get in running … more →

Tags: film, Film (2), Humphrey Bogart, film noir, queer cinema, Peter Lorre, M, John Huston

My Classic Movie Pick: My Movie Alphabet1 comment

jennifromrollamo wrote 1 month ago:  Mettel Ray Movie Blog is a site devoted to the love of movies  and an interesting challenge was pos … more →

Tags: Movies, The Lady Vanishes, seven brides for seven brothers, harvey, All Quiet on the Western Front, bringing up baby, Captains Courageous, D O A, The Enchanted Cottage

Broken Flowers: Review

rezablade117 wrote 1 month ago: Directed By: Jim Jarmusch Modern day Don Juan, Don Johnston (Bill Murray) is a melancholy, wealthy m … more →

Tags: film, Bill Murray, Julie Delpy, Jim Jarmusch, Jeffrey Wright, Jessica Lange, Tilda Swinton, Sharon Stone, lolita

Film Noir

laffingeyes wrote 1 month ago: My dog Lady fell in love With Sam Spade, the pug-nosed German shepherd Scarred by battles with gangs … more →

Tags: NaPoWriMo, Poem, sam spade, film noir, Lady and the Tramp

The Top Ten Remakes 110 comments

Fogs' Movie Reviews wrote 1 month ago: Remakes tend to get kicked around a lot, because Hollywood has a propensity for churning them out wi … more →

Tags: Top Ten's, 3:10 to Yuma, a fistful of dollars, Entertainment, Movie, Movie Remakes, Movies, Remakes, Scarface

The Maltese Falcon: Movie Tuesday #12 comments

isoundmyyawp wrote 1 month ago: I got a great movie to start out with! The Maltese Falcon, as you’ll remember from my post abo … more →

Tags: Movie Tuesdays, Humphrey Bogart, Movies, Movie Tuesday, Mary Astor, noir films, detective films, tension, Old Movies

Tired

Ask Archie wrote 1 month ago: “Oh, I’m so tired,” she said tremulously, “so tired of it all, of myself, of lying and thinking up l … more →

Tags: Quotations, Mystery, Books, detective, Dashiell Hammett, sam spade

Here's Looking at You, Kid

nzfirefly13 wrote 1 month ago: (I wrote this a few years ago, so you will have to forgive the writing) Heels clicked on the tiled f … more →

Tags: TV and Film review, Humphrey Bogart, bogart and bacall, film noir, high sierra, Dame, Doll, cary grant, The Big Sleep

The Maltese Falcon

CG Fewston wrote 2 months ago: The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett My rating: 4 of 5 stars The Maltese Falcon by Hammett is a pi … more →

Tags: Fiction, Creative Writing, Red Harvest, goodreads, Dashiell Hammett

The Maltese Falcon, 1943

Davide wrote 2 months ago: Lux Radio Theater offered radio adaptations of popular movies. Here’s The Maltese Falcon, the … more →

Tags: media, Edward G. Robinson, Hammett, Lux Radio Theater, Maltese Falcon, sam spade


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