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8. The Sting (1973, George Roy Hill)
On a different approach to organized crime, this time via gambling, “The Sting” takes place in 1936’s Chicago, a city deeply affected by the Crash and the Great Depression.
The film chronicles the lives of two con-men Johnny Hooker (Robert Redford) a small-time crook and veteran con-artist Henry Gondorff (Paul Newman), in their rise as a team that gathers small fortunes by gambling illegally and by arranging a fraudulent system of horse racing bets.
7. The Friends of Eddie Coyle (1973, Peter Yates)
Starring one of the great actors of Old Hollywood, Robert Mitchum, “The Friends of Eddie Coyle” revolves around a man named Eddie Coyle who works as a driver of a delivery truck and on the side as gunrunner for a low lever Boston crime syndicate. After participating in a hijacking gone wrong, Eddie Fingers, as he is also known, faces a heavy prison sentence.
However, Coyle is provided with a last chance at easing his faith by becomin
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Monthly Archives: February 2021
“It Matters Who Killed Roger Ackroyd” (by Ray Bazowski)
Posted onFebruary 24, 2021bysomethingisgoingtohappen
Last week, EQMM’s March/April issue went on sale. In it is the Department of First Stories debut of Ray Bazowski. The professor of politics at Toronto’s York University had previously submitted this first work of fiction, “Mother,” under a different … Continue reading →
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“Am I and My Detective the Same Person?” (by John Lantigua)
Posted onFebruary 17, 2021bysomethingisgoingtohappen
John Lantigua’s fifth and latest Willie Cuesta novel, Remember My Face, was published in 2020 to rave reviews. A Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, John ha