Chandler, Dylan, Bogart

[Dave Monroe]

"Philip Marlowe will suffer a horrible migraine and
reach by reflex for the pint of rye in his suit
pocket, and feel homesick for the acework balconies of
the Bradbury Building." (GR, Pt. IV, p. 752)

V752.01-03 Philip Marlow [sic] . . . Bradbury Building
Philip Marlowe did have his office in in the Bradbury
Building in one film adaptation of Chandler’s works:
Marlowe (1969), based on The Little Sister, starring
James Garner. The Bradbury, long neglected and
probably best known as a major setting in Ridley
Scott’s Blade Runner (1982), has been restored and
recognized as one of the most remarkable pieces of
architecture in Los Angeles.

http://english2.mnsu.edu/larsson/gr4.html

--- Carvill John <johncarvill at hotmail.com> wrote:

> And didn't Philip Marlowe make a brief appearance in
> GR, arriving too late at the scene?

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