: A "film class in a box" track where the historian provides a fact-filled comparison between the final film, Leigh Brackett's original script, and Raymond Chandler's novel.
Released in , The Long Goodbye famously transplants Raymond Chandler’s 1950s private eye, Philip Marlowe (played by a "mischievous" Elliott Gould), into the hedonistic, cat-obsessed culture of 1970s Hollywood. While initially divisive, it is now celebrated for its original vision and its iconic filming locations, such as the High Tower Apartments in Los Angeles. The film also features a notable early, non-speaking appearance by Arnold Schwarzenegger as a mob thug. the long goodbye 1973 extras 1080p bluray 2021
: A deep-dive into the history of noir and pulp fiction, discussing why Elliott Gould’s Marlowe may be closer to the literary source than previous portrayals. : A "film class in a box" track
This "Special Edition" combines archival materials with several newly produced supplements: New Audio Commentary : Featuring film historian The film also features a notable early, non-speaking