My initial reaction is to say It can't work, because Marlowe is so tied
into that whole late 30s/40s Los Angeles ambiance, but the BBC made it work
with Sherlock, so anything's possible, I suppose. (I exempt Elementary,
since it just didn't work for me in the viewings I gave it).
On the other hand, Castle hasn't done anything for me, so I expect this
to go nowhere.
The best Marlowe? Dick Powell. Garner came second, and would have been
perfect with a better script, but is still not bad. Bogart is third.
--Dave Sikula
On Monday, October 21, 2013 2:37:52 PM UTC-7, Bob in Jersey wrote:
Andrew, cocreator of *Castle*, teams with that show's writer (also his
wife) Terri Edda Miller and Oscar-winning director Michael DeLuca to bring
back legendary gumshoe Philip, not seen in the US since an HBO version in
the 1980s...
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/castle-creator-michael-de-luca-649479
B
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