James Ellroy's L.A.: City of Demons

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2011
44min

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James Ellroy's L.A.: City of Demons (2011)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIconic and bestselling author James Ellroy, the "demon dog of American literature" who penned "Black Dahlia" and "LA Confidential, " takes a fresh look at some of Hollywood's most-notorious ... Tout lireIconic and bestselling author James Ellroy, the "demon dog of American literature" who penned "Black Dahlia" and "LA Confidential, " takes a fresh look at some of Hollywood's most-notorious stories from the past to the present.Iconic and bestselling author James Ellroy, the "demon dog of American literature" who penned "Black Dahlia" and "LA Confidential, " takes a fresh look at some of Hollywood's most-notorious stories from the past to the present.

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James Ellroy

Self…

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Phil LaMarr

Barko

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Jennifer Baute

Cheryl Crane…

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Deanna Morris

Dame #1…

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Franklin Ruehl

Barber

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Ryan Beard

David Lind

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Jarred Kjack

Young Frank Sinatra

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Sarah Delpizzo

Brenda Allen…

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Glynn Martin

Self - L.A. Police Historical Society

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Shaun Gerardo

Kenneth Bianchi

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Peter Nikkos

Johnny Stompanato

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Tiffany Turner

Donnalee Duhamel 196868

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Pamela Bozanich

Self - Assistant D.A. & Prosecutor

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Ted Jonas

Detective

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Cheryl Crane

Self - Lana Turner's Daughter

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Ian Scott Rudolph

Mickey Cohen

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Frank Salerno

Self - LAPD Detective

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Eliana Saenz

Lori Duhamel

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7kenkuehne

True Stories Of The Dark Side Of LA & Hollywood

Facinating biographies, interviews and reinactments of true crime stories centering on LA and Hollywood. Great stuff.

6katydb97

Odd, but interesting

I love true crime. The host of the show, James Ellroy, is very strange. The way he speaks, how dramatic he is and I really didn't like the fake dog he kept talking to. I really don't get the dog. I have it a six because of the topics, extremely fascinating.

4cah-12019

Bad Narration and Excessive Aliteration Undermined A Potentially Fascinating Series

Some writers have great voices and a talent for delivery which makes them naturals at narrating. Unfortunately James Ellroy does not have the ability to deliver the dialog of the narrator in this series. Every sentence he speaks seems excessively forced and the use of alliteration is so excessive it becomes obnoxious. This is a shame because Ellroy is a talented writer and the subject matter covered in this series had the potential to be genuinely fascinating, but this was undermined by some bad production choices and choice of narrator.

1blademan-95603

LA: City of Ellroy's Slurred Delivery

Ellroy's affected manner as presenter in this series is so irksome and distracting (he actually seems to be miming a stroke victim or some poor backward [or possibly drunk} slurred speech soul reading from cue cards ) as to ruin whatever content that may otherwise have contained some potential interest.