Marlowe

Set in Los Angeles in 1939, private detective Philip Marlowe is commissioned to locate the former lover of a glamorous heiress. The story unfolds as a crime thriller and navigates a web of deceit, with Liam Neeson in the lead role.

Marlowe is a programme presented as a movie‑style crime thriller. The story unfolds in Los Angeles during 1939, giving it a period backdrop that frames the action. The production lists Liam Neeson among its principal performers, and it is marketed under the simple title “Marlowe”. The central narrative follows private detective Philip Marlowe, who is approached to track down the former lover of a glamorous heiress. His assignment drives the plot, as he navigates the complexities of the case while dealing with the expectations of his high‑society client. Set against the streets of 1939 Los Angeles, the film uses its historical setting to colour the atmosphere and the characters’ interactions. The era’s distinctive ambience contributes to the overall mood of the crime‑oriented storyline, situating Marlowe’s investigation within a recognizable yet stylised world. The production’s cast includes Liam Neeson, whose involvement is highlighted in the promotional material. Though no further details about other crew members are provided, the combination of a classic detective figure, a period setting, and Neeson’s presence defines the programme’s core appeal.