Murder, My Sweet
Murder My Sweet ★★★½ Farewell My Love 1944Down-on-his-luck private detective Philip Marlowe (Powell) searches for an exconvict's missing girlfriend through a dark world of murder mayhem and ever-twisting directions. Classic film noir screen version of Raymond Chandler's tense novel “Farewell My Lovely ” which employs flashback fashion using that crisp Chandler narrative. A breakthrough dramatically for singer Powell; Chandler's favorite version.
Murder, My Sweet ★★★½ Farewell, My Love 1944Down-on-his-luck private detective Philip Marlowe (Powell) searches for an exconvict's missing girlfriend through a dark world of murder, mayhem, and ever-twisting directions. Classic film noir screen version of Raymond Chandler's tense novel “Farewell, My Lovely,” which employs flashback fashion using that crisp Chandler narrative. A breakthrough dramatically for singer Powell; Chandler's favorite version. Source for information on Murder, My Sweet: VideoHound's Golden Movie Retriever dictionary.
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