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Rose Marie (1936)
Thin Man
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"He didn't come anywhere near my tabloids."
When I see a film based on a novel, I like to read the novel to compare plots and execution. Most of the time the novel or story is fuller than the movie due to the short media time and the target audience. In this case the novel does have a better-developed plot and is more cohesive. The characters are more true to form and there is a real Rosewood/Rosebrien. However the book characters are more sinister and Dorothy is sleazy. The film on the other hand, was modified to give a lighter approach. William Powell & Myrna Loy have a magic that brings the story to life even when they repeat the same words as in the book. However one of my favorite lines was the drunk that says “Which knee can I touch it?” This is the film that I will think of as the real "Thin Man" and Maureen O'Sullivan as this Dorothy is concerned about her father. Speaking about that, what is the Sullivan act?
"He didn't come anywhere near my tabloids."When I see a film based on a novel, I like to read the novel to compare plots and execution. Most of the time the novel or story is fuller than the movie due to the short media time and the target audience. In this case the novel does have a better-developed plot and is more cohesive. The characters are more true to form and there is a real Rosewood/Rosebrien. However the book characters are more sinister and Dorothy is sleazy. The film on the other hand, was modified to give a lighter approach. William Powell & Myrna Loy have a magic that brings the story to life even when they repeat the same words as in the book. However one of my favorite lines was the drunk that says “Which knee can I touch it?” This is the film that I will think of as the real "Thin Man" and Maureen O'Sullivan as this Dorothy is concerned about her father. Speaking about that, what is the Sullivan act?
Sweathearts (1938)
San Francisco (1936)
Northwest Passage
Another Thin Man
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Based on Dashiell Hammett's "The Farewell Murder"
The first movie in this series was based on a book with the same name as the movie "The thin Man" Which referred to the murder victim. This movie instead of just basing it on the same story or making something up to keep the characters going, is based on another writing from Dashiell Hammett. "The Farewell Murder"(1930) written as a part of a short story series "The Continental Op" I am still looking for a copy. The promotional title of this movie is "Return of the Thin Man."
Nick and Nora are invited to visit an old partner of Nora's father. He is Col. MacFay and he is being threatened, more like blackmailed. You guessed it. Despite all precautions the Col. is a dead chicken. Who did it? Aside from all the standard creepy suspects, now the Nick and Nora have a little one to add to some of the comic relief and even suspense.
Based on Dashiell Hammett's "The Farewell Murder"The first movie in this series was based on a book with the same name as the movie "The thin Man" Which referred to the murder victim. This movie instead of just basing it on the same story or making something up to keep the characters going, is based on another writing from Dashiell Hammett. "The Farewell Murder"(1930) written as a part of a short story series "The Continental Op" I am still looking for a copy. The promotional title of this movie is "Return of the Thin Man."
Nick and Nora are invited to visit an old partner of Nora's father. He is Col. MacFay and he is being threatened, more like blackmailed. You guessed it. Despite all precautions the Col. is a dead chicken. Who did it? Aside from all the standard creepy suspects, now the Nick and Nora have a little one to add to some of the comic relief and even suspense.
