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1950's Joseph McCarthy
A short film history
McCarthy
Dammned Commies*
Hollywood 1956. SAMUEL WALLS, ex-fighter and one time middleweight
contender for the championship, wouldn’t know a Communist from a
carbuncle, but he knows a dead man when he sees one, and this one
is stiffer than Rock Hudson at the YMCA on free towel night. What in hell
happened? Only an hour ago, Sam’s biggest concern was who old Rock
was slapping Oscar Mayers with: keeping Hudson in the closet and his
mug off the cover of Confidential with the caption “Hollywood’s Lace
Panties Boy”.

JEAN HOWARD is beautiful, smart, and a woman of means with a
fashionable home in Beverly Hills. She has everything worldly one could  
want, but she craves a little adventure in her life. She finds it in Sam Walls,
when together they open a dead man’s beat-up old satchel and pull out an
ancient affidavit and a key, a key that just might put them in body bags at
the morgue on North Mission Road. Pandora’s Box is open, and it’s not an
invitation for sex.

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Hollywood Iliad: a Tincture of Red; 397 pages, 105,000 words,
perfect bound, copyright January 1, 2009 by Tainted Coffee
Press. The book may be purchased in Amazon's Kindle
store as an ebook with an introductory low price,
low at  the author's insistence.
Take a stroll down Murderers' row
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Another note of interest
concerning the research
and writing of Hollywood
Iliad. The book took well
over a year to write and
edit: thirty books were
read, and over 40
movies from the '40s
and fifties were
researched. And, of
course,
Confidential's
line of magazines was
very difficult to come by.
So please do not let the
low price of the book
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perception of quality. We
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We also want you to
become acquainted with
LW Fugett's style. He's
very entertaining,
perhaps funny and
educational, as well, and
The price is right for a
trial run.
Also note that he has
become a huge fan of
the late movie director,
John Huston of Maltese
Falcon and the African
Queen fame, dedicating
two chapters to the
exploits of this beloved
director.Shall we meet
in Hollywood?
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Hollywood Celebrities   
are kept in character.
Promiscuous begets
promiscuous, the
depraved--their depravity.
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Sexy Flapper postcards
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Larry Harnisch at the LA Times
Lana Turner:
prominent in Iliad
Rita Hayworth
Reigning Expert on the
Black Dahlia. Note the
article on Ronnie
Quillan. She gives great
"Beaver" in Hollywood
Iliad.
BTK Killer
or George Costanza with
a mustache?
Robert Mitchum
prominet in Iliad
John Huston:two
chapters in Iliad. He is a
man's man
Robert Mitchum, another
real man
Sunset and Gower, Columbia Studios figures
significantly in Iliad
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we do no advertising, we are assuming this spike has come
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Sam Giancana, as
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Video: Ella Fitzgerald singing Am I
Blue. She's arguably the greatest
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Welcome! And thank you for
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latest book, Hollywood Iliad: a
Tincture of Red. If you're into old
movies and their stars, this book is
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something interesting. "Chuckles"
Manson is always good for a
zinger. Too, John Huston's
Biography is well worth the time

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Watch a few of the classics in
their entirety. They're
presented in 10 minute
segments, perfect for a break
from work. Simply bookmark the
page and come back at your
leisure.The trailers  will also
turn you onto a whole new
movie experience.
Lauren Bacall on the classics:
"If you've never seen a particular
movie, then it's not an old movie.
It's new to you."
You may watch this movie in its entirety, full screen or
reduced, in "Classic Noir Movies". If you're not seeing
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It's free. It's also free of any garbage, ad ware etc. It
takes only seconds.
A boxing atrocity,
Cornered, Louis Resto,
Billy Collins
What is film noir?
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