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Meet Nero Wolfe ist ein US-amerikanischer Kriminalfilm aus dem Jahr 1936 mit Edward Arnold als Romanheld Nero Wolfe. Als literarische Vorlage diente der Roman Die Lanzenschlange von Rex Stout.
Meet Nero Wolfe is a 1936 American mystery film based on the 1934 novel Fer-de-Lance, written by Rex Stout. Set in New York, the story introduced the detective genius Nero Wolfe (Edward Arnold) and his assistant Archie Goodwin (Lionel Stander).
Meet Nero Wolfe: Directed by Herbert J. Biberman. With Edward Arnold, Lionel Stander, Joan Perry, Victor Jory. Rex Stout's portly detective prides himself on solving crimes without venturing outside his comfortable home; here he relies on others to do the legwork in pinpointing who among a number of suspects is responsible for two sudden deaths ...
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- Crime, Mystery
- Herbert J. Biberman
- 1936-07-16
2. Apr. 2020 · MEET NERO WOLFE (1936) - YouTube. evanlewis1836. 6.03K subscribers. 3.5K. 379K views 4 years ago. First in a series (of two) films based on the Rex Stout character. This one was based on...
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- Rex Stout
- Die Lanzenschlange. Fer de Lance / Point of Death / Meet Nero Wolfe, 1933. von Rex Stout. (Ø) Verlag: Piper. Bindung: Taschenbuch.
- Die Liga der furchtsamen Männer. The League of Frightened Men, 1935. von Rex Stout. (Ø) Bindung: Broschiert.
- Die Gummibande. The Rubber Band / To Kill Again, 1936. von Rex Stout. (Ø) Verlag: Heyne. Bindung: Taschenbuch.
- Die rote Schatulle. The Red Box, 1937. von Rex Stout. (Ø) Bindung: Gebundene Ausgabe.
Meet Nero Wolfe ist ein Mysterythriller aus dem Jahr 1936 von Herbert J. Biberman mit Edward Arnold und Lionel Stander. Komplette Handlung und Informationen zu Meet Nero Wolfe
Overview. Rex Stout's portly detective prides himself on solving crimes without venturing outside his comfortable home; here he relies on others to do the legwork in pinpointing who among a number of suspects is responsible for two sudden deaths, which the authorities at first are not convinced were murders. Herbert J. Biberman. Director.
