Harper days are here again…
Synopsis
The Drowning Pool (1975) centers on private investigator Lew Harper, who is hired by a former lover to uncover the source of a blackmail scheme threatening her family. As his investigation draws him into a world of powerful oil interests, hidden relationships, and long-buried secrets while a series of murders and violent confrontations reveal increasingly dangerous motives, Harper finds himself navigating a complex network of deception in the Louisiana bayou country. This neo-noir mystery examines greed and corruption within a world where wealth and influence conceal darker ambitions, as every new discovery exposes another layer of intrigue, with blackmail, murder, and hard-boiled detective work.
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Notes
- Warner’s DVD is included in “The Paul Newman Collection” box set with Somebody Up There Likes Me (1956), The Left Handed Gun (1958), The Young Philadelphians (1959), Harper (1966), Pocket Money (1972) and The MacKintosh Man (1973).
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