L.A. Noir
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L.A. Noir: Nine Dark Visions of the City of Angels
By William HareLancaster was victimized by a sting perpetrated by Dekker with the woman who was actually his wife, Gardner. The ex-fighter was perceived as the individual who absconded with the funds, which were actually shared in their entirety by ...
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L.A. Noir: The City as Character
By Alain Silver, James UrsiniThe book features dozens of noir and neo-noir landmark films from Double Indemnity, Criss Cross, Sunset Boulevard, Gun Crazy, The Big Heat, Kiss Me Deadly, and Touch of Evil in the classic period (1940-1960) to such neo-noir notables as ...
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L.A. Noir: Nine Dark Visions of the City of Angels
By William HareHaving performed on Broadway in David Rabe's Hurlyburly , in the film version , Spacey was the coolly ruthless opposite to Hollywood Hills roommate Sean Penn , who was given to waves of emotion . Spacey won an Oscar for Best Supporting ...
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L.A. Noir: The City as Character
By Alain Silver, James UrsiniThe book features dozens of noir and neo-noir landmark films from Double Indemnity, Criss Cross, Sunset Boulevard, Gun Crazy, The Big Heat, Kiss Me Deadly, and Touch of Evil in the classic period (1940-1960) to such neo-noir notables as ...
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L.A. Noir: The Struggle for the Soul of America's Most Seductive City
By John BuntinDepartment of Special Collections and Digital Collections, Department of Special Collections, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA. Rappleye, Charles. All-American Mafioso. The Johnny Rosselli Story. New York: Doubleday, 1991.
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L.A. Noir: The Struggle for the Soul of America's Most Seductive City
By John BuntinA journalist and case writer presents a social history of Los Angeles, from Prohibition to the Watts riots, focusing on the long-running war between notorious gangster Mickey Cohen, and the man who would become the city's most famous police ...
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L.A. Noir: The Lloyd Hopkins Trilogy: Blood on the Moon, Because the Night, Suicide Hill
By James EllroyLloyd Hopkins stumbles on a horrifying conspiracy of corruption and betrayal- among his own colleagues. Ellroy's three great early novels are available in one volume for the first time - the books that led up to his LA Quartet.