Badge of evil
Book • 1956
Whit Masterson's "Badge of Evil" is a crime novel that likely served as the source material for Orson Welles's film "Touch of Evil.
" While specific plot details of the novel are limited, it likely featured elements of crime, corruption, and moral ambiguity, common themes in Masterson's work.
Welles significantly adapted the novel for the screen, resulting in a film that is both faithful to and distinct from its source.
The novel's plot likely involved a corrupt police officer and a complex investigation.
The book's themes likely explored the darker aspects of law enforcement and the blurred lines between justice and injustice.
The novel's impact is primarily felt through its adaptation into Welles's celebrated film.
" While specific plot details of the novel are limited, it likely featured elements of crime, corruption, and moral ambiguity, common themes in Masterson's work.
Welles significantly adapted the novel for the screen, resulting in a film that is both faithful to and distinct from its source.
The novel's plot likely involved a corrupt police officer and a complex investigation.
The book's themes likely explored the darker aspects of law enforcement and the blurred lines between justice and injustice.
The novel's impact is primarily felt through its adaptation into Welles's celebrated film.
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