Albert Hackett
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Let’s Get Quizzical: The Thin Man
Welcome to Let’s Get Quizzical #10! This round features 10 simple questions from The Thin Man. Your mission: Guess the right answer before, you know…Armageddon😏 ⚡ Quick Rules: And so, without further ado… Which question tripped you up the most? Drop it with your score in the comments below! ❖ ❖ More like this? Check out… Continue reading
1930s, 1934, Albert Hackett, asta, classic film, depression era, film review, Frances Goodrich, golden age hollywood, hardboiled, Lillian Hellman, Maureen O’ Sullivan, Metro Goldwyn Mayer, MGM, myrna loy, New York, Nick Charles, Nora Charles, pre-code, San Fransisco, screwball comedy, Screwball Mystery, Skippy, The Thin Man, Trivia, W.S. Van Dyke, William Powell -
The Thin Man: Cinema’s Original Screwball Mystery
At first glance, The Thin Man looks like another murder mystery. A missing inventor, a body, a long list of suspects, and a retired detective reluctantly pulled back into one final case. But that’s not really why the film has endured. Its greatest mystery isn’t who committed the murder—it’s how a film about murder became… Continue reading
1930s, Albert Hackett, classic film, Dashiell Hammett, depression era, Detective film, film review, Frances Goodrich, golden age hollywood, Hard-boiled, Lillian Hellman, Maureen O’Sullivan, Metro Goldwyn Mayer, MGM, Murder mystery, myrna loy, New York, Nick Charles, Nora Charles, pre-code, San Fransisco, screwball comedy, Screwball Mystery, Skippy, The Thin Man, W.S. Van Dyke, William Powell