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Essay heading: Robert Altman's The Long Goodbye As A Genre Revisionist Film
 
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Rich drunks, drugged out youth, multicultural gangsters in touch with their heritage and their feelings, people more than willing to use their friends, all indicate a self-obsessed society, a force as relevant in the 1970's as the ever-present title song. Originally, Hollywood backed Altman, the eccentric director of M...
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Unfortunately, the studio didn't get its wish. Altman instead produced a satirical essay on changes in American society reflected through the changes in the Marlowe character from The Big Sleep, with Bogart taking the lead role of Marlowe in 1946, to the 1973 version of the detective played by Elliot Gould...
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