L.A. CONFIDENTIAL (1997) - directed by Curtis Hanson

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L.A. CONFIDENTIAL (1997) - directed by Curtis Hanson

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Me thinking about how there are still Dexley deniers out there
I'm reading The Big Nowhere and am utterly incapable of not seeing Dudley Smith as James Donnelly from La Noire. The casting is so perfect that I keep expecting Ellroy to describe his brown, polygonal suit and untextured hair.
I mean, clearly La Noire is a big Ellroy pastiche anyway, but consuming all this media out of order has poisoned my brain. I saw Ellroy speak at a signing one time and I'm confident that he would slap me in the mouth for confusing video games with his slur filled works of cop lit.
Música de Domingo - "Born Again" - Dudley Smith (Full Version)
Sometimes You Just Gotta Worship God! I can remember this service from back when I was a young man, and I can still sense the Great Glory Of God on this Worship Service even Now! Â

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L.A. Confidential
Ed Exley: White is a mindless thug.
Dudley Smith: No, Edmund. He's just a man who can say "yes" to the questions I asked you the other day.
Dudley Smith (James Cromwell, L.A. Confidential)
L.A. Confidential (1996)
Reporter: Captain Smith. Dudley Smith: Drop the formalities, Bobby. It's Christmas Eve, call me Dudley. Reporter: I came up with a title for the story. I'm calling it "Silent Night with the LAPD." Dudley Smith: That's grand. Now remember, Bobby, that's "Smith." With an "S."