-
Recent Posts
== Currently off the shelf ==
Categories
Archives
Top Posts & Pages
- Top 20 Amnesia Mystery Movies
- 9 of the Best by Ellery Queen
- The Carey Treatment (1972) - Tuesday's Overlooked Film
- Top 20: Private Eye movies
- The Perry Mason movies (1934-37)
- In Praise of ... COLUMBO
- THE QUIET AMERICAN (1955) by Graham Greene
- THE YELLOW DOG (1931) by Georges Simenon
- THE LETTER (1927) by Somerset Maugham
- Ranking the 87th Precinct Mysteries
Blogroll
- Aficionado
- At the Scene of the Crime
- Battered, Tattered, Yellowed, & Creased
- Beneath the Stains of Time (aka Detection by Moonlight)
- Bitter Tea and Mystery
- Book Dirt
- Chess, Comics, Crosswords, Books, Music, Cinema
- Classic Mysteries
- Clothes in Books
- Confessions of a Mystery Novelist….
- Death Can Read
- Do You Write Under Your Own Name
- Existential Ennui
- Film Dirt
- Films on the Box
- Howdunit
- In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
- In so many words …
- Kaggsy's Bookish Ramblings
- La morte sa leggere
- Mike Ripley's getting away with murder
- Mrs. Peabody Investigates
- My Reader's Block
- Mystery File
- Noir of the Week
- Noirish
- Novels by Candlelight
- Past Offences
- pattinase
- Paul D Brazill
- Pretty Sinister Books
- Riding the High Country
- Sheldon Times – Sheldon Hall on Films and TV
- Sweet Freedom
- The Dark Time
- The Invisible Event
- The Locked Room
- The Passing Tramp
- The Rap Sheet
- The Stalking Moon
- Tip the Wink
- Vanished Into Thin Air
- West 1 Girl
Tag Archives: Burt Reynolds
HEAT (1985) by William Goldman
William Goldman – novelist, journalist and screenwriter – turns 82 today. Not just the author of the bestselling memoir, Adventures in the Screentrade, he won Oscars for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and All the President’s Men and was … Continue reading
Posted in 2013 Book to Movie Challenge, Las Vegas, Private Eye, Ross Macdonald, William Goldman
Tagged Burt Reynolds, Jason Statham
39 Comments
FUZZ (1968) by Ed McBain
And Fedora is back (for now …) and so is Ed McBain’s 87th Precinct series (for my previous reviews click here). I am reading them chronologically, an approach that pays dividends in the case of Fuzz. Not only does it … Continue reading