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National Society of Film Critics Awards 1974 - Won - Best Cinematography
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The Long Goodbye
Film Synopsis"It's OK with me...." Applying his deconstructive eye to the "film noir" tradition, Robert Altman updated Raymond Chandler in his 1973 version of Chandler's novel, The Long Goodbye. Smart-aleck, cat-loving private eye Philip Marlowe (Elliott Gould) is certain that his friend Terry Lennox (Jim Bouton) isn't a wife-killer, even after the cops throw Marlowe in jail for not cooperating with their investigation into Lennox's subsequent disappearance. Get Involved |
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112 min.
Genres:
Drama
Mystery / Thriller
Country:
UNITED STATES
Language:
English/American
Color:
Color
Certification:
R
Tagline
• Nothing says goodbye like a bullet.
Plot Summary
Once he gets out of jail, Marlowe starts to conduct his own search when he discovers that mysterious blonde Eileen Wade (Nina Van Pallandt), who hired him to find her alcoholic novelist husband Roger (Sterling Hayden), lives on the same Malibu street as the absent Lennox and his deceased spouse. As numerous variations on the title song play in unexpected places, Marlowe encounters a shady doctor (Henry Gibson), a bottle-wielding gangster (director Mark Rydell), and a guard aping Barbara Stanwyck (among other stars), before heading to Mexico to stumble onto the truth once and for all.
Memorable Quotes
[Repeated Line] Philip Marlowe: It's okay with me.
Marty Augustine: Your friend was a murderer and a thief.
Philip Marlowe: Who were the three DiMaggio brothers?
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Directed by
Robert Altman
Produced by
Jerry Bick
Robert Eggenweiler
Elliott Kastner
Writing credits
Leigh Brackett
Cast
| Elliott Gould | ||
| Nina Van Pallandt | ||
| Sterling Hayden | ||
| Mark Rydell | ||
| Henry Gibson | ||
| David Arkin | ||
| Jim Bouton | ||
| Warren Berlinger | ||
| Jo Ann Brody |
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