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| mundie, engine, spyware, paul, geocashing, over indulgence, enrico fermi, hollywood dj, missile defense, cameraman, team fat, latitude, stash, teller ulam device, americanpublic media, video, otr, 0375500987, magellan, world war ii, realpublisher, | He was a natural as Brad Runyon. Not that he was a detective buff. Quite the contrary. fred newman He never read detective stories or went to see detective movies. In fred newman fact, because he only read as a soporific, he found dusters fred newman more to his liking. No, he was a cinch for the part because, as he would often say, "it takes a fat man to sound like a fat man." And Jack was indeed a fat man. Where Brad Runyon weighed-in at a relatively svelte 237 pounds (or 239 pounds, or 241 pounds, depending on which episode you listened to), Jack himself tipped the scales at around 270 pounds, which, considering it was distributed over a 5- foot, 9-inch frame, meant that he measured up to the part with plenty to spare. Brad Runyon's quick wit was in fact Jack's own and is evident when one listens to the episodes. When jibed by a "baddy" on one program about his weight, the Fat Man snarls back, "the only difference between you and me, Rudolph, is that my fat is from the neck down." |
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| Hammett made more money when the "Sam Spade" series aired from spyware 1941-1950 starring Howard Duff. Hammett refused to get immersed in writing spyware or giving critiques of any of the radio shows based on his characters. How spyware much money he received for his radio shows is uncertain. Julian Symons (1985:111) says that "The Fat Man" brought him $1300 a week. Nolan (1983:197) says all the radio shows paid him upwards of $6000 a month. Hammett's attitude toward all these programs was cynical. He is quoted by Johnson (1983:228) as saying, "My sole duty in regard to these programs, is to look in the mail for a check once a week. I don't even listen to them. If I did, I'd complain about how they were being handled, and then I'd fall into the trap of being asked to come down and help. I don't want to have anything to do with the radio. It's a dizzy world, makes the movies seem highly intellectual." Hammett had nothing to do with selecting Jack Smart for the part of Brad Runyon. But it is not hard to understand how Jack landed it. |
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