• 08-18-2005, 11:07 AM
    Worf101
    Weekly Poll - Greatest On-Screen Detective
    Who's the best "gumshoe" in cinematic history? Who's da A number one supersleuth. Enquiring minds wanna know.

    Da Worfster :confused:
  • 08-18-2005, 11:25 AM
    Worf101
    It's Basil Rathbone for me.
    I'm sorry... but I can't see anyone elses face when I conjure up the first and greatest detective (condolences Batman) of all time. It's him and only him with the ever steady Nigel Bruce at his side. I loved those films and ate em up as Saturday afternoon fare on the ole Black and White T.V. I know I left some names out, like "Popeye" Doyle from "The French Connection" and Jake Gettis from "Chinatown", Bulldog Drummond, The Saint, Spy Smasher, The Falcon. They could've all been named but hey, we does our best.

    Da Worfster :D
  • 08-18-2005, 11:56 AM
    Woochifer
    I was going to mention Popeye Doyle from The French Connection as well. But, I was disappointed that you left Johnny Wadd off the list! He had some rather "unique" investigatory assets at his disposal. :D
  • 08-18-2005, 11:57 AM
    newtrix1
    You left mine off...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Worf101
    Who's the best "gumshoe" in cinematic history? Who's da A number one supersleuth. Enquiring minds wanna know.

    what about inspector Jacques Clouseau?! :p
  • 08-18-2005, 04:02 PM
    topspeed
    Dammit Worster!!!
    You're making these too hard!

    I had to pick McQueen because:

    1) He's a stud wheelman
    2) He does his own stunts
    3) He's a stud wheelman
    4) McQueen is the essence of cool
    5) He's a stud wheelman

    Who cares if Bullitt's a supersleuth or not? The man could drive.