Sentences with phrase «turns private eye»

The JRPG game developed by SWD Tech Games allows gamers to play as a cop that turns private eye following a 10 - year stint in the prison.

Cardiac arrest sends Eastwood's experienced FBI profiler into retirement, but he later turns private eye when he learns the donor of his new ticker was offed by a serial killer.

When he finds a woman left for dead at the side of a road, Kendall turns private eye to track down her killers, taking one last shot at redemption.

Taking one last shot at redemption, he is hired by the dead woman's grandfather (Robert Forster) and turns private eye to track down the killer.

Bored wasn't anyone's idea of a great show; the conceit of a struggling writer turned private eye didn't go anywhere in particular, and Jonathan Ames has zero range or insight.

In 1990, Walter Mosley first told the story of black postwar LA through Easy Rawlins, an Army vet turned private eye.

Not exact matches

Of course, it was more than looks that helped her get the part of the former superhero turned private - eye.

Going further back in time, the UN established the Nuremberg principles as justification for the Nuremberg trials, and then turned a blind eye to post-war violations of plundering public / private property, and forced civilian population transfers.

Private legal practitioner, lawyer Maurice Ampaw, has lambasted the president, his appointees at the Gender Ministry and other state officials for turning a blind eye to the plight of street children.

According to private eye Bo Deitel, who was also on hand, «the whole neighborhood turned out» for Paterson, who remains popular in his Harlem home despite the scandal cloud that continues to hang over his head (remember: Chief Judge Judith Kaye may have cleared the governor of criminal wrongdoing in the David Johnson mess, but hasn't yet issued a report on his Yankees tickets debacle).

The congressman said Facebook made a big mistake in turning a blind eye to privacy issues, particularly regarding British consulting firm Cambridge Analytica which gained access to 50 million users» private information without their knowledge.

An ordinary private eye finds himself on a twisting, turning roller - coaster ride to hell when he enters the nightmarish world of a powerful, evil sorcerer masquerading as a sleight - of - hand magician and the murderous cultists that surround him.

City of Tiny Lights Riz Ahmed follows up his hit turn in HBO's The Night Of with this modern private eye story set in London and directed by Dredd director Pete Travis.

Dashiell Hammett's supreme hard - boiled detective novel, with Humphrey Bogart as private eye Sam Spade, and an unbeatable supporting cast that includes femme fatale Mary Astor, genial fat man Sydney Greenstreet, perfumed crook Peter Lorre, patsy Elisha Cook Jr., and tough cops Ward Bond and Barton MacLane — all turned by writer - director John Huston into «the stuff that dreams are made of.»

The premise is certainly unique: «When the puppet cast of an»80s children's TV show begins to get murdered one by one, a disgraced LAPD detective - turned - private eye puppet takes on the case.»

He began writing for Dick Powell's radio private - eye series Richard Diamond in 1946, and turned writer - producer on two low - budget Westerns, Panhandle (1948) and Stampede (1949), while also acting in them; they marked his last times in front of the camera.

Michelle finally got her first starring role as the love interest in Shane Black's meta - thriller - comedy, «Kiss Kiss Bang Bang» starring Val Kilmer as a gay private eye and Robert Downey, Jr. as a thief - turned - actor.

Instead of coming out with his annual fall thriller, he's publishing two — Simple Genius, the third adventure of former Secret Service agents - turned - private eyes Sean King and Michelle Maxwell, and Stone Cold, a follow - up to 2005's Camel Club.

A star - studded international group of authors has come together in crime writing harmony to provide a killer cocktail for noir fans; salutary tales of gangster etiquette and pitfalls, clever takes on the locked - room genre, chilling wrong - footers from the deceptively peaceful suburbs, intriguing accounts of tables being turned on hapless private eyes, delicious slices of jet black nordic noir, culminating in a stunning example of bleak amorality from crime writing doyenne Maj Sjowall.

In addition to giving us our first glimpse of the disgraced Pinkerton agent turned private investigator, the accompanying wanted poster lets us know that DeWitt is a 37 - years old white male, 6 feet in height and weighing 195 pounds, with green eyes and a scar above the right eye.

Starry - eyed entrepreneurs and deal - chasing bankers are cut from culturally different cloths, but they've needed each other for decades: Founders need the wisdom of bankers to turn their private companies into public behemoths; bankers need the consistent revenue stream.

Intelligence uses eye - tracking technology to automatically turn on the phone when you look at it, and robust facial recognition to decide whether to show notifications or not — handy if you don't want others to see your private messages or notifications.

Laugh; you may be able to inject humor into the situation, turn it into a private joke with a bit of eye rolling accompanied by a smile.