Shadows of Noir

Regrettably, we are wrapping up the Shadows of Noir podcast. But not to worry, Marc is going to be continuing on with his own show, Noir is My Beat. So hop on over to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Amazon Music to catch up on your film noir discussion with Marc!
Thank you very much to everyone who listened to and supported the show over the past few years.
- Dan

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Marc and Dan are back for another Robert Wise noir, this time thanks to the suggestion of a podcast listener! Join them as they analyze this listener favorite from 1951 starring Richard Basehart.
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Next episode will be the infamous Billy Wilder masterpiece, Sunset Boulevard!
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Marc and Dan are back to discuss Too Late for Tears from 1949, starring Lizabeth Scott, Dan Duryea, and Don DeFore. Tune in for another analysis of a great film noir, and to learn about our new Buy Me a Coffee Page!
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The gloves stay on for this episode of the Shadows of Noir podcast, as Marc and Dan stick with the boxing-noir subtype. Also released in 1949, just like The Set-Up from last episode, there is plenty of room for comparing and contrasting the two films. Marc and Dan dive deep into the story’s situations, character choices, and also the larger, deeper questions that the film poses. If you enjoy narrative analysis and dissecting character development, this is one you won’t want to skip. 
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Marc and Dan are back for another round as they dissect the 1949 boxing noir, The Set-Up. Expertly crafted by Robert Wise, this drama shows how the passage of time changes so much, yet certain elements of human nature can persist through the ages. With a standout performance from Robert Ryan, and wonderful supporting roles by several others, The Set-Up is a subtly complex story told through excellent acting and beautiful visual compositions. 
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