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In 1975, a Raymond Chandler's 1940 book Farewell, My Lovely was adapted into a movie. Everyone's favorite Private Detective Philip Marlowe is hired by an ex-con named Moose Malloy to find his missing girlfriend, Velma, while simultaneously investigating a murder connected with a missing jade necklace. Of course, both cases turn out to be connected, and Marlowe gets caught up in something far bigger than he imagined.

Tropes used in Farewell, My Lovely include:

Film Noir
The Forties: It takes place in 1941.
Hardboiled Detective
Los Angeles
Private Eye Monologue: One of the best.

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 In 1975, a [[Raymond Chandler]]'s 1940 book ''Farewell, My Lovely'' was [[Film of the Book|adapted into a movie]]. Everyone's favorite [[Private Detective]] Philip Marlowe is hired by an ex-con named Moose Malloy to find his missing girlfriend, Velma, while simultaneously investigating a murder connected with a missing jade necklace. Of course, both cases turn out to be connected, and Marlowe gets caught up in something far bigger than he imagined.
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 * [[Film Noir]]
 * [[The Forties]]: It takes place in 1941.
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 * [[Los Angeles]]
 * [[Private Eye Monologue]]: One of the best.
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 [[Category:Films of the 1970s]]
 [[Category:The Forties]]
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