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: His Marlowe is witty, self-deprecating, and frequently finds himself on the losing end of a fight—traits that would define Jim Rockford five years later.

For many fans, the greatest significance of the 1969 film is its role as a precursor to . James Garner’s portrayal of Marlowe is more laid-back and laconic than the heavy-lidded cynicism of Humphrey Bogart or Dick Powell. 1969 - Marlowe

The film is historically notable for featuring as Winslow Wong, a villainous henchman. Lee’s role, though brief, is legendary: : His Marlowe is witty, self-deprecating, and frequently