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* 2014: ''Literature/TheBlackEyedBlonde'' by Benjamen Black (real name: John Banville)
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* 2014: ''Literature/TheBlackEyedBlonde'' by Benjamen Black (real name: John "Benjamin Black" (John Banville)
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* LetOffByTheDetective: Creator/RaymondChandler does this several times with Literature/PhilipMarlowe.
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* LetOffByTheDetective: Creator/RaymondChandler does this several times with Literature/PhilipMarlowe.Several times.
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* ConsummateProfessional: ''The'' defining quality of Philip Marlowe alongside being a KnightInSourArmor and DeadpanSnarker. Philip Marlowe refuses to accept multiple contracts on the same job, more money than what he was offered, or violate his client's confidentiality. He cannot be bought, bribed, or intimidated into betraying his client or going off a case. Even when his clients are lying to him (and they always are), he's determined to show a great deal of loyalty to them.
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* ViceCity: Bay City is the location for a lot of Marlowe's adventures and it is a gangster ridden WretchedHive full of prostitution, gambling, and PoliceAreUseless. It's also a CaptainErsatz for Santa Monica in the 1930s.
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* 1989: ''Literature/PoodleSprings'' by Robert B. Parker
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* 1989: ''Literature/PoodleSprings'' by Raymond Chandler and Robert B. Parker
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!!Works by other authors
* 1989: ''Literature/PoodleSprings'' by Robert B. Parker
* 1991: ''Literature/PerchanceToDream'' by Robert B. Parker
* 2014: ''Literature/TheBlackEyedBlonde'' by Benjamen Black (real name: John Banville)
* 2018: ''Literature/OnlyToSleep'' by Lawrence Osborne
* 2022: ''Literature/TheGoodbyeCoast'' by Joe Ide (a re-imagining in present day Los Angeles)
* 2023: ''Literature/TheSecondMurderer'' by Denise Mina
* 1989: ''Literature/PoodleSprings'' by Robert B. Parker
* 1991: ''Literature/PerchanceToDream'' by Robert B. Parker
* 2014: ''Literature/TheBlackEyedBlonde'' by Benjamen Black (real name: John Banville)
* 2018: ''Literature/OnlyToSleep'' by Lawrence Osborne
* 2022: ''Literature/TheGoodbyeCoast'' by Joe Ide (a re-imagining in present day Los Angeles)
* 2023: ''Literature/TheSecondMurderer'' by Denise Mina
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* 1998: ''Film/PoodleSprings'' which is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Raymond Chandler and Robert B. Parker.
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* CelibateHero: Phillip Marlowe, unlike Sam Spade or Mike Hammer, was someone who usually avoided the attentions of the female characters in the books until Linda Loring. Anne Riordan notably spends the entirety of ''Farewell, My Lovely'' chasing him only to come up empty.
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Besides Chandler's works, Marlowe appeared in [[{{Continuation}} seven novels]] - ''El Diez Por Ciento de Vida'' by Uruguayan writer
Hiber Conteris, (translated as ''Ten Percent of Life''), ''Poodle Springs'' (unfinished, [[PosthumousCollaboration completed]] by Creator/RobertBParker), ''Perchance To Dream'' (an original sequel to ''The Big Sleep'', also by Parker), ''The Black-Eyed Blonde'', by John Banville (under his crime-writer alias of "Benjamin Black"), ''Only To Sleep'', by Lawrence Osborne, ''The Goodbye Coast'' by Joe Ide, and ''The Second Murderer'' by Denise Mina. There was also a 1988 short story collection to celebrate the centenary of Chandler's birth, by a variety of well-known crime and hardboiled writers.
Hiber Conteris, (translated as ''Ten Percent of Life''), ''Poodle Springs'' (unfinished, [[PosthumousCollaboration completed]] by Creator/RobertBParker), ''Perchance To Dream'' (an original sequel to ''The Big Sleep'', also by Parker), ''The Black-Eyed Blonde'', by John Banville (under his crime-writer alias of "Benjamin Black"), ''Only To Sleep'', by Lawrence Osborne, ''The Goodbye Coast'' by Joe Ide, and ''The Second Murderer'' by Denise Mina. There was also a 1988 short story collection to celebrate the centenary of Chandler's birth, by a variety of well-known crime and hardboiled writers.
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Besides Chandler's works, Marlowe appeared in [[{{Continuation}} seven novels]] - ''El Diez Por Ciento de Vida'' by Uruguayan writer
writer Hiber Conteris, (translated as ''Ten Percent of Life''), ''Poodle Springs'' (unfinished, [[PosthumousCollaboration completed]] by Creator/RobertBParker), ''Perchance To Dream'' (an original sequel to ''The Big Sleep'', also by Parker), ''The Black-Eyed Blonde'', by John Banville (under his crime-writer alias of "Benjamin Black"), ''Only To Sleep'', by Lawrence Osborne, ''The Goodbye Coast'' by Joe Ide, and ''The Second Murderer'' by Denise Mina. There was also a 1988 short story collection to celebrate the centenary of Chandler's birth, by a variety of well-known crime and hardboiled writers.
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Besides Chandler's works, Marlowe appeared in [[{{Continuation}} seven novels]] - ''El Diez Por Ciento de Vida'' by Uruguayan writer
Hiber Conteris, (translated as ''Ten Percent of Life''), ''Poodle Springs'' (unfinished, [[PosthumousCollaboration completed]] by Creator/RobertBParker), ''Perchance To Dream'' (an original sequel to ''The Big Sleep'', also by Parker), ''The Black-Eyed Blonde'', by John Banville (under his crime-writer alias of "Benjamin Black"), ''Only To Sleep'', by Lawrence Osborne, ''The Goodbye Coast'' by Joe Ide, and ''The Second Murderer'' by Denise Mina. There was also a 1988 short story collection to celebrate the centenary of Chandler's birth, by a variety of well-known crime and hardboiled writers.
Hiber Conteris, (translated as ''Ten Percent of Life''), ''Poodle Springs'' (unfinished, [[PosthumousCollaboration completed]] by Creator/RobertBParker), ''Perchance To Dream'' (an original sequel to ''The Big Sleep'', also by Parker), ''The Black-Eyed Blonde'', by John Banville (under his crime-writer alias of "Benjamin Black"), ''Only To Sleep'', by Lawrence Osborne, ''The Goodbye Coast'' by Joe Ide, and ''The Second Murderer'' by Denise Mina. There was also a 1988 short story collection to celebrate the centenary of Chandler's birth, by a variety of well-known crime and hardboiled writers.
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** Lt. Bernie Ohls, Marlowe's FriendOnTheForce in ''The Big Sleep'' and ''The Long Goodbye''.
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** Lt. Bernie Ohls, Marlowe's FriendOnTheForce in "Finger Man", ''The Big Sleep'' and ''The Long Goodbye''.Goodbye''.
** Anne Riordan in ''Farewell, my Lovely'' and "The Pencil".
** Anne Riordan in ''Farewell, my Lovely'' and "The Pencil".
