

Farewell, My Lovely with Dick Lochte
Dec 7, 2023
In this episode, acclaimed novelist and screenwriter Dick Lochte reflects on the life and works of Raymond Chandler, focusing on 'Farewell, My Lovely.' They stroll through Santa Monica, exploring how the city's glamour and darkness shaped Chandler’s narratives. Lochte compares Chandler's dual narrators and the complexities of Philip Marlowe's character while discussing the themes of corruption and individualism. The conversation also delves into Chandler's Hollywood struggles, his legacy in noir, and Robert Mitchum's iconic portrayal of Marlowe.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
The Impact of Chandler's Noir
04:58 • 17min
The Duality of Los Angeles: Glamour and Darkness
21:43 • 3min
Exploring 'Farewell, My Lovely'
24:27 • 12min
Cinematic Tensions: Chandler's Noir Legacy
36:24 • 8min
Exploring Robert Mitchum's Legacy as Philip Marlowe
44:35 • 3min
Coastal Reflections and Historical Echoes
47:25 • 2min
Marlow's Descent into Darkness
49:03 • 15min
The Lasting Legacy of Philip Marlowe
01:04:24 • 4min