James Ellroy: A Harry Lime Thread

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Or James Ellroy is crime fiction's self-proclaimed IlluminEddie.

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I like v-guy.

You other guys eat a bag of floppy dicks.

Listen, Orson, if a dick is coming anywhere near my mouth, it better be hard. Wait, what?

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He sounds more like Nepal than Harry Lime.

Jesus, god, THAT guy. I forgot about that guy.

[malice]

I'd like to see James Ellroy take part in the RM feminist thread and get malice & harmless' undies in a bunch.

stop stalking me like robert de niro in cape fear, ihrm

[Alex]

I'd like to see James Ellroy take part in the RM feminist thread and get malice & harmless' undies in a bunch.

stop stalking me like robert de niro in cape fear, ihrm

only the most decidedly un-modern of men in our era have the bravery to take the psycho path

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I'd like to see James Ellroy take part in the RM feminist thread and get malice & harmless' undies in a bunch.

stop stalking me like robert de niro in cape fear, ihrm

I think someone's got a little e-crush.

[malice]

I'd like to see James Ellroy take part in the RM feminist thread and get malice & harmless' undies in a bunch.

stop stalking me like robert de niro in cape fear, ihrm

only the most decidedly un-modern of men in our era have the bravery to take the psycho path

harry lime was born too late for any of the really good movies

[Alex]

I'd like to see James Ellroy take part in the RM feminist thread and get malice & harmless' undies in a bunch.

stop stalking me like robert de niro in cape fear, ihrm

only the most decidedly un-modern of men in our era have the bravery to take the psycho path

harry lime was born too late for any of the really good movies

legend has it that the marlon brando who appears to harry lime in his dreams has told him that if he kills enough, his soul will return to its final resting place of 1950

[malice]

I'd like to see James Ellroy take part in the RM feminist thread and get malice & harmless' undies in a bunch.

stop stalking me like robert de niro in cape fear, ihrm

only the most decidedly un-modern of men in our era have the bravery to take the psycho path

harry lime was born too late for any of the really good movies

legend has it that the marlon brando who appears to harry lime in his dreams has told him that if he kills enough, his soul will return to its final resting place of 1950

Brando from the wild one era or the godfather era?

[Alex]

I'd like to see James Ellroy take part in the RM feminist thread and get malice & harmless' undies in a bunch.

stop stalking me like robert de niro in cape fear, ihrm

only the most decidedly un-modern of men in our era have the bravery to take the psycho path

harry lime was born too late for any of the really good movies

legend has it that the marlon brando who appears to harry lime in his dreams has told him that if he kills enough, his soul will return to its final resting place of 1950

Brando from the wild one era or the godfather era?

the 1996 version of the island of dr. moreau era

[McParadigm]

I'd like to see James Ellroy take part in the RM feminist thread and get malice & harmless' undies in a bunch.

stop stalking me like robert de niro in cape fear, ihrm

that thumb scene was straight up pornographic.

[Norah]

I like v-guy.

You other guys eat a bag of floppy dicks.

EVEN ME?

Come on, Len.

the only big floppy dick i'd eat is chud's

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I like v-guy.

You other guys eat a bag of floppy dicks.

EVEN ME?

Come on, Len.

the only big floppy dick i'd eat is chud's

Oh, get Lenny's dick out of your mouth.

[BurtReynolds]

Ellroy is 6'3". I dont know how many that is in centimeters. probly like 40 or something.

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Ellroy is 6'3". I dont know how many that is in centimeters. probly like 40 or something.

It's one bushel of moustaches shorter than you, Burt.

[Birds in Hell]

I've been meaning to dig into Ellroy's work for some time but that interview has turned that vague desire into a matter of immediate priority.

[BurtReynolds]

nice interview:


edit: http://www.theparisreview.org/interview ... mes-ellroy

[bart]

I've been meaning to dig into Ellroy's work for some time but that interview has turned that vague desire into a matter of immediate priority.

That's pretty much a standard Ellroy interview. His whole neo fascist curmudgeon persona has been basically unchanged since the mid 90s or so. But he's a great writer. What are you thinking of starting with?

[Birds in Hell]

I've been meaning to dig into Ellroy's work for some time but that interview has turned that vague desire into a matter of immediate priority.

That's pretty much a standard Ellroy interview. His whole neo fascist curmudgeon persona has been basically unchanged since the mid 90s or so. But he's a great writer. What are you thinking of starting with?

Black Dahlia, I guess?

[bart]

I've been meaning to dig into Ellroy's work for some time but that interview has turned that vague desire into a matter of immediate priority.

That's pretty much a standard Ellroy interview. His whole neo fascist curmudgeon persona has been basically unchanged since the mid 90s or so. But he's a great writer. What are you thinking of starting with?

Black Dahlia, I guess?

Yeah I guess that's the best start, even if it's not nearly as good as his later stuff. It's way more of a typical detective novel than what he'd go on to write. And his writing style took a big leap after LA Confidential. My favorite is probably The Cold Six Thousand, though that one got pretty mixed reviews when it came out.