Bill Denton wrote:
<<I did notice that included in the Warner Brothers DVD
release list is LADY IN THE LAKE, the 1947 one shot from
Philip Marlowe's (Robert Montgomery) perspective. You only
ever see Marlowe when he looks in a mirror, because you're
looking through his eyes. I saw it years ago and liked it,
though I think some folks here found it
strained.>>
Count me in that group. Every time I see it, it gives
me a headache. The only saving graces are Lloyd Nolan and one
of my personal heartthrobs, Audrey Totter.
It still runs on Turner Classic Movies once a month or
so. I caught it back in December, I think, and despite
knowing that I don't like it I had to watch because it is,
after all, Raymond Chandler. I think it's a law or something.
R
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