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461: 330:"Adamic describes the Montenegrin male as tall, commanding, dignified, courteous, hospitable," McAleer wrote. "He is reluctant to work, accustomed to isolation from women. He places women in a subordinate role. He is a romantic idealist, apt to go in for dashing effects to express his spirited nature. He is strong in family loyalties, has great pride, is impatient of restraint. Love of freedom is his outstanding trait. He is stubborn, fearless, unsubduable, capable of great self-denial to uphold his ideals. He is fatalistic toward death. In short, Rex had found for Wolfe a nationality that fitted him to perfection." 859:

story, Wolfe tells a guest that luncheon is served daily at 1 p.m. and dinner at 8 p.m., although later stories suggest that lunchtime may have been changed to 1:15 or 1:30, at least on Fridays. Lunch and dinner are served in the dining room, on the opposite side of the first-floor hallway from the front room and the office. However, Archie will eat separately in the kitchen if he is in a rush due to pressing business or a social engagement, because Wolfe cannot bear to see a meal rushed. Wolfe also has a rule against discussing business at the table, sometimes bent but very rarely overtly broken.

2628:). Afterwards, he is with Horstmann in the plant rooms from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Lunch is usually at 1:15 p.m. He returns to the plant rooms from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Dinner is generally at 7:15 or 7:30 p.m. (although in one book, Wolfe tells a guest that lunch is served at 1 o'clock and dinner at 8). The remaining hours, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., and after dinner, are available for business, or for reading if there is no pressing business (even if, by Archie's lights, there is). Sunday's schedule is more relaxed; Theodore, the orchid-keeper, usually goes out. 765: 725:. This Manhattan brownstone lacked some peculiarities of Wolfe's home, unlike the model specially constructed on the Toronto set where most of the series was filmed—for example, the correct number of steps leading up to the stoop. It was, therefore, shown from angles that would camouflage any slight discrepancies. The series settled on "914" for the brownstone's address. This number can be seen on the studio set representing the front door exterior in several episodes and on a closeup of Archie's paycheck in " 2395:"Wolfe spends four hours a day with his orchids. Clients must accommodate themselves to this schedule", wrote Rex Stout's biographer John J. McAleer. "Rex does not use the orchid schedule to gloss over gummy plotting. Like the disciplines the sonneteer is bound by, the schedule is part of the framework he is committed to work within. The orchids and the orchid rooms sometimes are focal points in the stories. They are never irrelevant. In forty years Wolfe has scarcely ever shortened an orchid schedule." 7038:, Wolfe questions a group of black men. Archie's opinion, voiced using racial epithets, is that interviewing them will be a waste of time, but Wolfe's candor and respect gains him the men's trust. The session ends at 4:30 a.m. and Wolfe instructs Archie to telephone the (white) district attorney. Again Archie objects, suggesting that Wolfe should wait until later that day. Wolfe calmly says: "Archie, please. You tried to instruct me how to handle colored men. Will you try it with white men too?" 2515: 566:

other principals distribute themselves in the yellow chairs, and Wolfe presides from his custom-made throne. For forty years, Inspector Cramer and Sergeant Purley Stebbins ring the doorbell, enter the office, and explode with indignation at Wolfe's intractability. The front room, the elevator, the three-foot globe—all persist in place through forty years of American history. ... Like Holmes's 221B Baker Street, Wolfe's West Thirty-Fifth Street remains a fixed point in a turning world.

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on him you would suppose that the most womanly details would be the worst for him, but time and again I have known him to have a chair placed for a female so that his desk would not obstruct his view of her legs, and the answer can't be that his interest is professional and he reads character from legs, because the older and dumpier she is the less he cares where she sits. It is a very complex question and some day I'm going to take a whole chapter for it." (

39: 260: 5525: 2337: 366:, who was a major influence on Stout's creation of Nero Wolfe. Adee was a scholar, sleuth, gourmet, bachelor, a model of efficiency, a master of the English language, and is said to have inspired the characterization of Wolfe. Other than Adee, Rex Stout's maternal grandmother, Emily Todhunter, who was obese requiring a special chair and was addicted to atlases, dictionaries & flowers and also an omnivorous reader, served as a model. 6585:, presented June 6 – July 13, 2014 (previews beginning May 30). Written by Joseph Goodrich and directed by Peter Moore, the two-act production starred E.J. Subkoviak (Nero Wolfe), Sam Pearson (Archie Goodwin), Michael Paul Levin (Inspector Cramer), Jim Pounds (Fritz Brenner, Rene Gebert), Nicholas Leeman (Lew Frost), Rebecca Wilson (Helen Frost), Suzanne Egli (Calida Frost), James Cada (Dudley Frost) and Bob Malos (Boyden McNair). 987: 2632: 4552: 2356: 2655:(which he calls "javelins") at a poker-dart board that Fritz hangs in the office. Archie joins him, using red-feathered darts, but quits when he loses nearly $ 100 to Wolfe in the first two months; he resumes playing only after Wolfe agrees to raise his salary. "There was no chance of getting any real accuracy with it, it was mostly luck", Archie writes. Other surprising examples of Wolfe's athleticism occur in " 2922:

the two. They are complementary in the unheard-of ratio of 50–50. ... Archie has talents without which Wolfe would be lost: his remarkable memory, trained physical power, brash American humor, attractiveness to women, and ability to execute the most difficult errand virtually without instructions. Minus Archie, Wolfe would be a feckless recluse puttering in an old house on West 35th Street, New York.

1088:, Archie relates his own method of grading what Wolfe is reading, on a scale from A to D. If Wolfe picks up a book before he rings for beer, and if he has marked his place with a thin strip of gold given to him by a grateful client, the book is an A. "I haven't kept score, but I would say that of the two hundred or so books he reads in a year not more than five or six get an A," Archie writes. In 4932: 2728:. "Archie does the romancing while Wolfe prods and offends, winnowing out the traitorous and brattish women and allowing the cream, the really great women, to rise to the top. ... We deduce from the glow of those special women who do earn the detective's good will just how discriminating and interested an observer of womankind the author is." These women include Clara Fox ( 2724:. It is not women themselves that he dislikes: rather, it is what he perceives as their frailties, especially a tendency to hysterics—to which he thinks every woman is prone. "In the all-male Wolfe household that is an apparent bulwark of men's-club solidarity, Wolfe's misogyny is part pose, part protection, but above all, a shrewd tool of detective strategy", wrote critic 1047:(chapter 13), Wolfe makes an unprecedented vow after Archie tells him the killer they seek has killed again. Wolfe hits the desk with his fist, bellows in a language Archie does not understand, then coldly orders Fritz away when he enters with the beer: "Take it back. I shall drink no beer until I get my fingers around that creature's throat. And I shall eat no meat." 5883:"We finally got this opportunity", said Michael Jaffe. "I had chased the rights numerous times. One of the reasons that I never actually tried to make it as a series was that I didn't believe a network would ever let us make it the right way. Then A&E came along, and Allen Sabinson. I've known him for years and years. He swore he'd let me make it the right way. 2756:, Wolfe says, "It has been many years since any woman has slept under this roof. Not that I disapprove of them, except when they attempt to function as domestic animals. When they stick to the vocations for which they are best adapted, such as chicanery, sophistry, self-adornment, cajolery, mystification and incubation, they are sometimes splendid creatures." 2694:" opens with an example of this habit, in which Wolfe removes his necktie and leaves it on his desk after dropping a bit of sauce on it during lunch. The tie is later used to commit a murder in his office. Beyond that, Wolfe has a marked preference for the color yellow, habitually wearing shirts and silk pajamas in this color and sleeping on yellow bedsheets. 4520:(1992), featuring the Wolfe pastiche Caligula Foxe, a London-based detective in a world where some people have paranormal abilities, although Foxe is offended by any suggestion his own deductive skills might qualify as such. Like Wolfe, Foxe seldom leaves his home (an "old house in Westbourne Terrace") and is prone to "relapses". He cultivates paranormal 5949:(Sergeant Purley Stebbins). In a practice reminiscent of the mystery movie series of the 1930s and 1940s, the show rarely used guest stars in the roles of victims, killers and suspects, but instead used the same ensemble of supporting actors each week. An actor who had been "killed off" in one show might portray the murderer in the next. Actress 224:"Those stories have ignored time for thirty-nine years," Stout told his authorized biographer, John McAleer. "Any reader who can't or won't do the same should skip them. I didn't age the characters because I didn't want to. That would have made it cumbersome and would seem to have centered attention on the characters rather than the stories." 240:

absolutely within the walls of his house—the brownstone on West Thirty-Fifth Street—and he invites those who are troubled by an incomprehensible and threatening environment to enter the controlled economy of the house and to discover there the source of disorder in their own lives. The invitation is extended to readers as well as to clients.

4397:(1975) are tongue-in-cheek mystery novels in which wisecracking narrator Chip Harrison is assistant to Leo Haig, a fat detective who explicitly emulates Nero Wolfe (raising tropical fish instead of orchids in his Manhattan brownstone). Block revisited the characters in "As Dark as Christmas Gets" (1997), a short story commissioned by 411:, but there is no evidence that Rex Stout had any such connection in mind. Certainly there is no mention of it in any of the stories, although a painting of Sherlock Holmes does hang over Archie Goodwin's desk in Nero Wolfe's office. Some commentators note both physical and psychological resemblances and suggest Sherlock's brother 4367:(1966) includes an appearance by the Marquis of London, a fat genius who looks and talks like Nero Wolfe, never leaves home, and is intensely interested in his hybridized plants. He has an assistant, Lord Bontriomphe (a literal French translation of "Goodwin"), who is first seen examining an exhibition of plants (like Archie in " 537:

special springs to hold his weight; according to Archie, it is the only chair that Wolfe really enjoys sitting in. Near the desk is a large chair upholstered in red leather, which is usually reserved for Inspector Cramer, a current or prospective client, or the person whom Wolfe and Archie want to question. In the short story "

855:(chapter 17), he issues a dinner invitation and regrets doing so on short notice: "There will not be time to chambrer a claret properly, but we can have the chill off." Continuing the invitation, Wolfe says of a certain brandy, "I hope this won't shock you, but the way to do it is to sip it with bites of Fritz's apple pie." 350:. That means that he was likely to have been involved in the harrowing 1915 withdrawal of the defeated Serbian army, when thousands of soldiers died from disease, starvation, and sheer exhaustion – which might help to explain the comfort-loving habits that are such a conspicuous part of Wolfe's character. He joined the 4113:. Goldsborough's approach was faithful to the Rex Stout works, but he added his own touches, including an updated frame of reference (Archie now uses a personal computer to file Wolfe's germination records; Wolfe's ancient elevator is finally replaced by a more efficient model; etc.). Goldsborough's first effort, 6794:

to L.T. Wolfe's attorney Nathaniel Parker was also known as Henry Parker and Henry Barber. An assistant district attorney was either Mandel or Mandelbaum. The same surnames are assigned to supporting characters in different stories: Jarrett, Jaret, Jarrell, Dykes, Annis, Avery, Bowen, Yerkes, Whipple and others.

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Archie has frequent reason to note that he needs at least eight hours' sleep each night, and prefers more. He reacts bitterly when his sleep is interrupted or otherwise shortened by events, such as late-night interrogations at Homicide headquarters or a precinct, or a 1:45 a.m. phone call from a

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mysteries. Wolfe serves Remisier brandy or Follansbee's gin to guests and drinks Remmers' beer. Archie goes dancing at the Flamingo Club, which is now the name of more than one place in the New York City area, but the one in the books antedates them. Archie also frequently goes to Manhattan addresses

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In nearly every story, Wolfe solves the mystery by considering the facts brought to him by Archie and others, and the replies to questions he himself asks of suspects. Wolfe ponders with his eyes closed, leaning back in his chair, breathing deeply and steadily, and pushing his lips in and out. Archie

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Wolfe has an aversion to physical contact, even shaking hands. Early in the first novel Archie explains why there is a gong under his bed that will ring upon any intrusion into or near Wolfe's own bedroom: "Wolfe told me once ... that he really had no cowardice in him, he only had an intense distaste

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In the earliest books, Archie reports that Wolfe is subject to what he terms a "relapse"—a period of several days during which Wolfe refuses to work or even to listen to Archie badger him about work. The cause is unknown. Wolfe either takes to bed and eats nothing but bread and onion soup, or else he

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On September 15, 1949, Rex Stout wrote a confidential memo to Edwin Fadiman, who represented his radio, film and television interests. The memo provided detailed character descriptions of Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin, and a physical description and diagram of Wolfe's office. Stout's biographer John

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First, Archie is not a friend but a paid employee, who acts as secretary, chauffeur, and legman to the mountainous and sedentary Wolfe. Then they differ in all important respects—age, background, physique, and education. Finally, it is impossible to say which is the more interesting and admirable of

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That Wolfe disapproves of women is well established, but Archie claims that there are nuances: "The basic fact about a woman that seemed to irritate him was that she was a woman; the long record showed not a single exception; but from there on the documentation was cockeyed. If woman as woman grated

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Stout was playfully erratic about details in the stories. Besides the varying street addresses, he retained minor inconsistencies, and catching them is one of the pleasures of readers of the Nero Wolfe stories. Inspector Cramer's first name, rarely invoked, was originally Fergus, and later modified

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Archie's bedroom is one floor above Wolfe's, and his room and board at the brownstone are part of his compensation. On several occasions, he makes it a point to note that he owns his bedroom furniture. Except for breakfast (which chef Fritz Brenner generally serves him in the kitchen), Archie takes

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Archie had been working for Wolfe for seven years and had by then been trained by Wolfe in his preferred methods of investigation. Like Wolfe, he has developed an extraordinary memory and can recite verbatim conversations that go on for hours. But perhaps his most useful attribute is his ability to

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beer and purchase it legally in bottles. Fritz brings in samples of 49 different brands for him to evaluate, from which he ultimately selects Remmers as his favorite. Several times during the story, Wolfe announces his intention to reduce his beer intake from six quarts a day to five. "I grinned at

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If he had done nothing more than to create Archie Goodwin, Rex Stout would deserve the gratitude of whatever assessors watch over the prosperity of American literature. For surely Archie is one of the folk heroes in which the modern American temper can see itself transfigured. Archie is the lineal

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and spent my early boyhood there. At the age of sixteen I decided to move around, and in fourteen years I became acquainted with most of Europe, a little of Africa, and much of Asia, in a variety of roles and activities. Coming to this country in nineteen-thirty, not penniless, I bought this house

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had once wanted to make a series of Nero Wolfe movies, and Stout had turned him down. Disappointed with the Nero Wolfe movies of the 1930s, Stout was leery of Nero Wolfe film and TV projects in America during his lifetime: "That's something my heirs can fool around with, if they've a mind to", he

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I met Laughton only once, at a party. Of all the actors I have seen, I think he would have come closest to doing Nero Wolfe perfectly. A motion picture producer (I forget who) asked him to do a series of Nero Wolfe movies, and he had said he would agree to do one but would not commit himself to a

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Archie's initial rough edges become smoother across the decades, much as American norms evolved over the years. Noting Archie's colloquialisms in the first two Nero Wolfe novels, Rev. Frederick G. Gotwald wrote, "The crudeness of these references makes me suspect that Stout uses them in Archie to

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Like most other things in Wolfe's life, his beer drinking is bound by ritual. Seated at his desk, Wolfe presses the button twice to ring for beer, and Fritz delivers the bottles unopened; Wolfe uncaps the bottles himself, using an 18-karat gold bottle opener given to him by a satisfied client. He

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On weekdays, Fritz serves Wolfe his breakfast in his bedroom. Archie eats his separately in the kitchen, although Wolfe might ask Fritz to send Archie upstairs if he has morning instructions for him. Regularly scheduled mealtimes for lunch and dinner are part of Wolfe's daily routine. In an early

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It is the center from which moral order emanates, and the details of its layout and its operations are signs of its stability. For forty years, Wolfe prepares menus with Fritz and pots orchids with Theodore. For forty years, Archie takes notes at his desk, the client sits in the red chair and the

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Many reviewers and critics regard Archie Goodwin as the true protagonist of the Nero Wolfe corpus. Compared to Wolfe, Archie is the man of action, tough and street smart. His narrative style is breezy and vivid. Some commentators see this as a conscious device by Stout to fuse the hard school of

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Wolfe's meals generally include an appetizer, a main course, a salad served after the entrée (with the salad dressing mixed at tableside and used immediately), and a dessert course with coffee. (After-dinner coffee, however, is often taken by Wolfe and Archie in the office rather than the dining

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covered by what Archie calls a "trick picture of a waterfall". A person in an alcove at the end of the hallway can open a sliding panel covering the hole, so as to see and hear conversations and other events in the office without being noticed. The chair behind Wolfe's desk is custom-built, with

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According to the same memo, Wolfe's height is 5 ft 11 in (1.80 m) and his weight is 272 lb (123 kg). Archie Goodwin, the narrator of the stories, frequently describes Wolfe as weighing "a seventh of a ton". This was intended to indicate unusual obesity at the time of the

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Wolfe's bedroom is on the second floor of the brownstone, and Archie's is on the third. Each of these floors also includes one spare bedroom, used on occasion to house a variety of clients, witnesses, and sometimes even culprits. Wolfe takes pride in being able to offer such assistance and once

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while never leaving his apartments. Instead he sends the young swordsman Alfeo Zeno on various investigative tasks around the city, seeking clues, arranging interviews, and generally stirring up trouble until something happens. Nostradamus holds a similar disdain for women, and Alfeo's primary

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on the south side of West 35th Street. The brownstone has three floors plus a large basement with living quarters, a rooftop greenhouse also with living quarters, and a small elevator, used almost exclusively by Wolfe. Other unique features include a timer-activated window-opening device that

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He insists upon the point: under no circumstances will he leave his home or violate his routines in order to facilitate an investigation. The exceptions are few and remarkable. Instead of spreading the principles of order and justice throughout his society, Wolfe imposes them dogmatically and

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adapted the plots and dialogue of the Stout originals closely; unlike previous Wolfe adaptations, the series retained Archie Goodwin's first-person narration and did not update the stories to contemporary times. The episodes were colorful period pieces, set primarily in the 1940s–1950s. The

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Wolfe was drinking beer and looking at pictures of snowflakes in a book someone had sent him from Czechoslovakia. ... Looking at him, I said to myself, "He's in a battle with the elements. He's fighting his way through a raging blizzard, just sitting there comfortably looking at pictures of

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never drinks directly from the bottle, but instead pours the beer into a glass and lets the foam settle to an appropriate level before drinking. He keeps the gold opener in the center drawer of his desk, where he also keeps the bottlecaps as a means of tracking his daily/weekly consumption.

5876:'s efforts to secure the rights to the Nero Wolfe stories date back to his earliest days in the business. In the mid-1970s he was working with his father, Henry Jaffe, a successful attorney turned producer, when the Nero Wolfe rights came on the market. Warner Bros. wanted to adapt the 2391:

Known for rigidly maintaining his personal schedule, Nero Wolfe is most inflexible when it comes to his routine in the rooftop plant rooms. From 9:00 to 11:00 in the morning, and from 4:00 to 6:00 in the afternoon, he looks after his orchid collection with help from Theodore Horstmann.

4629:). Posthumous collection produced in a numbered limited edition of 276 hardcovers and 1,500 softcovers. Shortly before his death Rex Stout authorized the editor to include the first Nero Wolfe novella, "Bitter End" (1940), which had not been republished in his own novella collections. 7111:(1959), chapter 19, it is a Sally Corbett, not Colt, who helps out on Wolfe's case. "Sally Corbett was one of the two women who, a couple of years back, had made me feel that there might be some flaw in my attitude toward female dicks." Sally Colt/Corbett makes a final appearance in 5857: 7047:

Another fictional creation by Stout, the solo operative Tecumseh Fox, who is perhaps a fusion of the best qualities of Wolfe and Goodwin into a single person without Wolfe's collection of idiosyncrasies, is arguably a better and more effective fictional character, as in the novel

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You, gentlemen, are Americans, much more completely than I am, for I wasn't born here. This is your native country. It was you and your brothers, black and white, who let me come here and live, and I hope you'll let me say, without getting maudlin, that I'm grateful to you for

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created the rotund amateur detective Claudius Lyon, who is so obsessed with Nero Wolfe's style of life that he duplicates it with just enough of a difference that his idol will not be entitled to take legal action. Ex-con Arnie Woodbine narrates the comic stories (printed in

3037:– top-notch private detective who is frequently hired by Nero Wolfe either to assist Archie Goodwin, or to carry out assignments Wolfe prefers that Archie not know about. Archie often comments on Saul's exceptional memory, especially his talent for recalling people's faces. 2788:", Archie finds Wolfe in the kitchen with a woman who has solved the problem of preparing corned beef hash: "Standing beside him, closer to him than I had ever seen any woman or girl of any age tolerated, with her hand slipped between his arm and his bulk, was Maryella." 5421:

played Inspector Cramer. The series was produced and directed by actor Ron Hartmann, who spent two years writing the hour-long radio adaptations of Stout's original stories. The 13 episode series was praised for its high production values and faithful presentation.

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in the early 2000s. The first of the three novelettes takes place in the original timeline (1930s), while the last two stories see Nero Wolfe, Archie Goodwin and the rest transferred to the 21st century, post-9/11 New York, to the "online era". The trilogy can be freely

2817:" he says "There is good slang and bad slang") and expects Archie to avoid slang and other language he disapproves of when speaking to him. However, as with other worldly concerns, he sometimes relies on Archie's greater familiarity with slang when business demands it. 3391:

Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe books (novels and novella/short story collections) are listed below in order of publication. For specific publication history, including original magazine appearances, see entries for individual titles. Years link to year-in-literature articles.

2611:). Although he occasionally ventures by car into the suburbs of New York City, he is loath to travel, and clutches the safety strap continually on the occasions that Archie drives him somewhere. He does not trust trains to start or to stop. As Archie says of Wolfe in 6998:(1940), Archie's room is on the third floor, where it is in subsequent accounts. These include "Black Orchids" (chapter 6), "Cordially Invited to Meet Death" (chapter 3), "Not Quite Dead Enough" (chapter 3), "Booby Trap" (chapter 1), "Help Wanted, Male" (chapter 3), 2621:

Wolfe maintains a rigid schedule in the brownstone. He has breakfast in his bedroom while wearing yellow silk pajamas; he hates to discuss work during breakfast, and if forced to do so insists upon not uttering a word until he has finished his glass of orange juice

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first book (1934), especially through the use of the word "ton" as the unit of measure. In a single short story written in 1947, Archie writes, "He weighs between 310 and 390, and he limits his physical movements to what he regards as the irreducible essentials."

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Despite Wolfe's rule never to leave the brownstone on business, the stories find him leaving his home on several occasions. At times, Wolfe and Archie are on a personal errand when a murder occurs, and legal authorities require that they remain in the vicinity

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Like Wolfe, Archie is a licensed private detective and handles all investigation that takes place outside the brownstone. He also takes care of routine tasks such as sorting the mail, taking dictation and answering the phone. At the time of the first novel,

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Wolfe does not invite people to use his first name and addresses them by honorific and surname. Aside from his employees, one of the only two men whom Wolfe addresses by their first names is his oldest friend, Marko Vukčić; Marko calls him Nero. In

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also includes an interview Bourne conducted with Stout (July 18, 1973; also available on audiocassette tape), and concludes with the first and only book publication of "Why Nero Wolfe Likes Orchids", an article by Rex Stout that first appeared in

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Wolfe had once remarked to me that the orchids were his concubines: insipid, expensive, parasitic and temperamental. He brought them, in their diverse forms and colors, to the limits of their perfection, and then gave them away; he had never sold

251:, when he leaves not only the brownstone but the United States to avenge the murder of his oldest friend. He abandons his cherished daily habits for a time and, despite his physical bulk, engages in strenuous outdoor activity in mountain terrain. 7067:(1936) Wolfe displays great respect (if not always cooperation) towards Cramer, but thinks Hombert "should go back to diapers"—an opinion indirectly shared by Cramer himself who points out that Hombert is a politician and not a policeman. In 6623:

to be presented June 16 – July 30, 2017. The second stage production to be authorized by the estate of Rex Stout, the play was written by Joseph Goodrich and directed by Peter Moore. They were also responsible for a successful adaptation of

3151:. Archie frequently asks Lon for background information on current or prospective clients, and returns those favors by providing Lon exclusives, and occasional photos, concerning Wolfe's cases. Lon is also one of Archie's poker-playing pals. 7099:" (1956), chapter 1, when they are summoned to Albany for questioning about wiretapping activities. Archie starts his report by stating, "I am against female detectives on principle." Still Sally Colt, she is again called on to help out in 6597:

The stage production was authorized by the estate of Rex Stout; Stout's daughter, Rebecca Stout Bradbury, attended the opening. "It's something of a surprise that none of the Wolfe novels have been adapted for the stage before", wrote the

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was the first radio series that, like the Stout stories themselves, stressed characterization over plot. With all but one episode in circulation, it is regarded as the series that is most responsible for popularizing Nero Wolfe on radio.

6700:. "When the Austrians came and we fought machine guns with fingernails. Logically I was dead; a man can't live on dry grass. Actually I went on breathing. When the United States entered the war and I walked six hundred miles to join the 5227:, Rex Stout declined to authorize any more Hollywood adaptations. "Do you think there's any chance of Hollywood ever making a good Nero Wolfe movie?" biographer John McAleer asked the author. Stout replied, "I don't know. I suppose so." 2700:

Wolfe states that "all music is a vestige of barbarism" and denies that music can have any intellectual content. He takes a dim view of television, but TV sets did find their way into the brownstone in the later stories. Archie notes in

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regulates the temperature in Wolfe's bedroom, an alarm system that sounds a gong in Archie's room if someone approaches Wolfe's bedroom door or windows, and climate-controlled plant rooms on the top floor. Wolfe is a well-known amateur

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as the father of Nero Wolfe. They note that in one story Lupin has an affair with the queen of a Balkan principality, which may be Montenegro by another name. Further, they note that the name Lupin resembles the French word for wolf,

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agent that he was born in the United States – a declaration at odds with all other references. Stout revealed the reason for the discrepancy in a 1940 letter cited by his authorized biographer, John McAleer: "In the original draft of

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Archie also complains that there is never corned beef or rye bread on Wolfe's table, and he sometimes ducks out to eat a corned beef sandwich at a nearby diner. Yet a young woman gives Wolfe a lesson in preparing corned beef hash in

4466:, features frontier lawman Lewis "Lobo" Blacke. Confined to a wheelchair after he is shot in the back, Blacke takes over a newspaper and is assisted by reporter Quinn Booker, who becomes his biographer. DeAndrea completed a sequel, 3173:(in which Wolfe gives him power of attorney), he is the only man in New York who calls Wolfe by his first name. Wolfe is executor of Vukčić's will and, following Vukčić's death, runs Rusterman's as a trustee for "a couple of years". 5182:

magazine in 2002 when it revisited the film. "No, at bottom, it's not Rex Stout's Nero and Archie, but it's a well-developed mystery (thanks to Stout's plot) with compensations all its own—and an interesting piece of Wolfeana."

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says that during these trances Wolfe reacts to nothing that is going on around him. Archie seldom interrupts Wolfe's thought processes, he says, largely because it is the only time that he can be sure that Wolfe is working.

554:(chapter 10) and elsewhere, from which a passage leads to 34th Street—used to enter or leave Wolfe's home when it is necessary to evade surveillance. Archie says that Fritz tries to grow herbs such as chives in the garden. 6898:(1946), Wolfe complains to Archie about the difficulty of the case, saying "I was an ass to undertake it. I have more Cattleyas than I have room for, and I could have sold five hundred of them for twelve thousand dollars." 3326:(chapter 10) Archie refers to him as Ethelbert Hitchcock, "which I consider the all-time low for a name for a snoop, even in England." Wolfe also identifies him by that full name when speaking to FBI investigator Stahl in 3301:, which is an early example of a woman private detective as the protagonist of a mystery novel. Dol Bonner and her agency operatives appear in a few Wolfe mysteries in places where female operatives are required, such as 2784:"put a hand on me. ... I will not have a hand put on me, gentlemen. I like no man's hand on me, and one such as Mr. Rowcliff's, unmerited, I will not have." Wolfe's prejudices make it all the more surprising when, in " 5430:

The Post Meridian Radio Players, a radio theater troupe in Boston, presented a gender-swapped staged radio drama titled "The Boy who Cried Wolfe" July 20–28, 2018. An adaptation of a December 1950 episode of the

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He passes the supreme test of being rereadable. I don't know how many times I have reread the Wolfe stories, but plenty. I know exactly what is coming and how it is all going to end, but it doesn't matter. That's

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on West 35th Street in New York City, and he is loath to leave his home for business or anything that would keep him from reading his books, tending his orchids, or eating the gourmet meals prepared by his chef,

3234:. Vollmer's motivation, aside from friendship, is that Wolfe helped him out with a would-be blackmailer years ago. Vollmer's house (or perhaps Wolfe's) moves along 35th Street from time to time. In chapter 5 of 898:"... wasn't a man at all, since he had no palate and a dried-up stomach." He knows enough about fine cuisine to lecture on American cooking to Les Quinze Maîtres (a group of the 15 finest chefs in the world) in 2798:

who hates to hear language being misused according to his lights, often chastising people who do so. One example is his dislike of the word "contact" being used as a verb; when Johnny Keems says that "contact"

6471: 4960:(1898–1967), the internationally famous Belgian painter, are named after titles of books by Rex Stout", wrote the artist's attorney and friend Harry Torczyner. "He read Hegel, Heidegger and Sartre, as well as 244:

Wolfe's most remarkable departure from the brownstone is for personal reasons, not for business, and thus does not violate the rule regarding the conduct of business away from the office. That event occurs in

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before deciding whether to open the door. The front room is used as a waiting area for visitors while Archie informs Wolfe of their arrival, and also as a place for Archie to hide one visitor from another.

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Marko Vukčić – A fellow Montenegrin whom Wolfe has known since childhood, possibly a blood relative (since "vuk" means "wolf"). Vukčić owns the high-class Rusterman's Restaurant in Manhattan. According to

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The books frequently mention brands that do not exist: for instance, Wolfe owns a Heron automobile, which Archie drives, and Wethersill automobiles are also mentioned. A Marley revolver (also Carley, in

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identifies the ten brownstone addresses and additional stories in which they appear. The most frequently used address for Nero Wolfe's residence is 918 West 35th Street—the address that Darby found in

3209:(1953) it's Henry Parker, and then reverts to Nathaniel Parker for the rest of the series. Parker is an old friend, and has a broad scope of interests: e.g., Parker converses with Wolfe in French, in " 912:". Wolfe does not, however, enjoy visiting restaurants (with the occasional exception of Rusterman's, owned for a time by Wolfe's best friend Marko Vukcic and later subject to Wolfe's trusteeship). In 6513: 513:

grower and has 10,000 plants in the brownstone's greenhouse. He employs three live-in staff to see to his needs: Archie Goodwin (assistant), Fritz Brenner (chef), and Theodore Horstmann (orchidist).

967:" suggests the contrary view that Wolfe was unable to prepare his own meals; Fritz's illness with the flu causes a household crisis and forces Wolfe to resort to canned liver pâté for his lunch.) 7052:. That book, however, was not a commercial success, and only three books featuring Fox were written, one of which was later used as the basis for a Wolfe story at the urging of Stout's publisher. 2535:

I understand the technique of eccentricity; it would be futile for a man to labor at establishing a reputation for oddity if he were ready at the slightest provocation to revert to normal action.

5334:, a California affiliate, and may have been broadcast only in that region. Louis Vittes wrote the scripts for the 30-minute program, based on Stout's principal characters but not his stories. 887:(chapter 12), but subsequently disappears from the corpus as a plot device—possibly because Archie eventually discovered how to shut down a relapse during its earliest stages, as chronicled in 5710:

purchased the rights for the entire set of Nero Wolfe stories for Orson Welles. Paramount paid $ 200,000 for the TV rights to eight hours of Nero Wolfe. The producers planned to begin with an

963:", he lectures Inspector Cramer on the right and wrong ways to cook corn on the cob, insisting that it must be roasted rather than boiled in order to achieve the best flavor. (The 1940 story " 2707:, "It was Sunday evening, when he especially enjoyed turning the television off." Wolfe's attitude toward television notwithstanding, the TV set in Fritz's basement quarters proved handy in 5839:

portraying Archie Goodwin. Although it was titled "Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe", the production departed considerably from the originals. All 14 episodes were set in contemporary New York City.

8510:, February 13, 2006. "Next came two books about the foreign adventures of crime-solving chef Auguste Lupa, reputedly the son of Sherlock Holmes—and who may have been the young Nero Wolfe." 5091:

in 1934, several Hollywood studios were interested in the movie rights. In one of many conversations with his authorized biographer, Rex Stout told John McAleer that he himself had wanted

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The absence of brownstones in Wolfe's neighborhood sent television producers to the Upper West Side of Manhattan for an appropriate home and setting for select exterior shots, used in the

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Doctor Vollmer – a medical doctor who is Wolfe's neighbor and friend. Wolfe calls upon Vollmer whenever a dead body is discovered, or medical attention is required, at the brownstone. In

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Del Bascom – independent investigator who runs a large conventional detective agency in Manhattan. Wolfe sometimes subcontracts to Bascom when he needs a lot of men for something (as in

3014:– exceptionally talented Swiss cook who prepares and serves all of Wolfe's meals except those that Wolfe occasionally takes at Rusterman's Restaurant. Fritz also acts as the household's 6803:"And Hutton, bless him, took pains to make sure that the stoop, meticulously recreated in a freezing Ontario warehouse soundstage really did have seven steps", reported Martin Sieff of 5669:

pilot had been "in a way, too successful ... Everything seemed to point to a sale of the series. A facsimile of the brownstone house in which Wolfe lives in the novels ... was found in

5062:'s Mystery Library, a section of the graphic novels in which the author introduces a different detective (or occasionally, a villain) from mystery literature, television or other media. 805:

Good food is a keystone (along with reading) of Wolfe's mostly leisured existence. He is both a gourmand and a gourmet, enjoying generous helpings of Fritz's cuisine three times a day.

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and six recorded tracks on digital audio tape in the UCLA Music Library Special Collections. He identifies 30 CBS digital audio tapes (p. 168), with tracks 86–91 of DAT #11 being the

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Rex Stout's confidential memo of September 15, 1949, describing Nero Wolfe, Archie Goodwin and Wolfe's office, is reprinted in the back matter of the 1992 Bantam Crimeline edition of

2635:"He took his coat and vest off, exhibiting about eighteen square feet of canary-yellow shirt, and chose the darts with yellow feathers, which were his favorites." —Wolfe exercises in 2435:). It must have been quite a sight with the angle-iron staging gleaming in its silver paint and on the concrete benches and shelves 10,000 pots of orchids in glorious, exultant bloom. 978:

by Rex Stout and the Editors of the Viking Press, published in 1973. All recipes are prefaced with a brief excerpt from the book or story that made reference to that particular dish.

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Reading is central to Nero Wolfe's life, and books are central to the plots of many of the stories. The floor-to-ceiling bookshelves lining Wolfe's office contain some 1,200 books (

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as Archie Goodwin. Produced by Casanova Multimedia and Rai Fiction, the eight-episode series, which ran for a single season, began with "La traccia del serpente", an adaptation of

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Nathaniel Parker – Wolfe's lawyer (or occasionally a client's lawyer, on Wolfe's recommendation) when only a lawyer will do. The character name evolved from "Henry H. Barber"; in

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for $ 7,500 and secured the option to buy further stories in the series, it was thought the role would go to Walter Connolly. Instead Edward Arnold got it", McAleer reported in

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served Wolfe's beer first, the bottle unopened because that's a rule, and Wolfe got his opener from the drawer, a gold one Marko Vukcic had given him that didn't work very well.

1100:. Archie indicates in various stories that Wolfe prefers to finish a paragraph before acknowledging an interruption in his reading. He often dog-ears a page to mark his place. 6309: 5953:

was a member of this repertory group while also having a recurring role in the series as Archie Goodwin's girlfriend Lily Rowan; other frequent members of the troupe included

869:(chapter 6), Archie reports that, during a relapse, Wolfe once ate half a sheep in two days, different parts cooked in 20 different ways. The relapse also appears briefly in 7287:

said. "If you look at that episode, it's really fun, because everything—the wardrobe, the art direction—is different, since it's a different generation. It breaks our mold."

2470:, after Dorothy Sebor provides the information that solves the case, Wolfe tells Archie, "We'll send her some sprays of Phalaenopsis Aphrodite. They have never been finer." 789:

Once he burned up a cookbook because it said to remove the hide from a ham end before putting it in the pot with lima beans. Which he loves most, food or words, is a tossup.

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as a more likely father for Wolfe. Commentators have noted a coincidence in the names "Sherlock Holmes" and "Nero Wolfe": The same vowels appear in the same order. In 1957,

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show their ugliness because he uses them unapologetically." In the first Wolfe novel, Archie uses a racially biased term, for which Wolfe chides him, but by the time that

6932:" Archie states that the gong was installed "... some years previously when Wolfe had got a knife stuck in him. The thing had never gone off except when we tested it ..." 5615:

and directed by Tom Donovan, was filmed in Manhattan in March 1959. The half-hour program concerned the mysterious death of a scientist during a guided missile launch at

6368: 6205:(Inspector Cramer), Roberto Pistone (Saul Panzer), Mario Righetti (Orrie Cather) and Gianfranco Varetto (Fred Durkin). The whole series became available on DVD in 2007. 5718:

was signed to write the television script ("The Doorbell Rang") and direct the TV movie on the assurance that Welles would star, but by April 1977 Welles had bowed out.

11463: 6588:"For audiences who might not be familiar with Wolfe and his trusty assistant Archie Goodwin, it's a terrific introduction to the characters and the milieu", wrote the 4542:) is a pastiche of both Sherlock Holmes and Nero Wolfe stories. A robot named "Noel Wide" stands in for Wolfe; his companion, another robot, is named "Arch St. Louis". 2506:, who wants Wolfe to drop a case that could lead back to him. Wolfe and Archie call men to take care of the plants and repair the windows before notifying the police. 8363: 6382: 6354: 5435:, the production changed the genders of all of the characters; Nero Wolfe became Vera Wolfe, and Archie became Audrey Goodwin. The piece was performed along with an 6091: 217:

Although the Nero Wolfe stories take place contemporaneously with their writing and depict a changing landscape and society, the principal characters in the corpus

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in which Nero Wolfe appears along with many other detectives and villains from crime fiction history. First printed in the May 1946 issue of the British magazine

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for a feature film and approached Henry Jaffe, who traveled to New York to negotiate with the agent for Rex Stout's estate but lost out to Paramount Television.

5739:) was to write the pilot. Welles again declined because he wanted to do a series of 90-minute specials, perhaps two or three a year, instead of a weekly series. 2456:

is named in seven—more than any other species. Wolfe personally cuts his most treasured Phalaenopsis Aphrodite for the centerpiece at the dinner for the Ten for

5796:, the made-for-TV movie was produced as a pilot for a possible upcoming series—but the film had not yet aired at the time of Thayer David's death in July 1978. 171:, Wolfe's sharp-witted, dapper young confidential assistant with an eye for attractive women, narrates the cases and does the legwork for the detective genius. 11473: 7268:

Jaffe/Braunstein Films, Ltd., secured the rights to the Nero Wolfe stories in 1998. (U.S. Copyright Office Document Number V3412D882, recorded March 13, 1998.)

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He restricts his visible reactions: as Archie puts it, "He shook his head, moving it a full half-inch right and left, which was for him a frenzy of negation."

10077: 6892:(chapter 11), Archie describes Wolfe as "a practicing private detective with no other source of income except selling a few orchid plants now and then". In 9977: 2803:

a verb, transitive and intransitive, Wolfe replies "Contact is not a verb under this roof". One of his most severe reactions occurs in the first chapter of

6281: 5108:. "I seem to remember Charles being very interested in the character of Nero Wolfe," she told him. "I always regretted I did not get to play Dora Chapin." 1057:

snowflakes. That's the advantage of being an artist, of having imagination." I said aloud, "You mustn't go to sleep, sir, it's fatal. You freeze to death."

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went into production, Stout received some 50 offers from film and TV producers hoping to follow up on its success with a Nero Wolfe series. By April 1957

2687:" Sybil Pitcairn's disdainful use of his first name makes Wolfe decide to solve the case. Men nearly always address him as Wolfe, and women as Mr. Wolfe. 7019:"I believe Stout uses such crude statements to have us feel how objectionable they are", Gotwald wrote, adding that Archie's ethnic slur in chapter 2 of 6340: 6161: 2791:

Wolfe likes to solve the crossword puzzle of British newspapers in preference to those of American papers, and hates to be interrupted while so engaged.

557:"That readers have proved endlessly fascinated with the topography of Wolfe's brownstone temple should not be surprising", wrote J. Kenneth Van Dover in 182:. The stories have been adapted for film, radio, television and the stage. The Nero Wolfe corpus was nominated for Best Mystery Series of the Century at 9122: 5690:. The four rare pilots on the release were digitally restored in high definition by SabuCat Productions from the best archival film elements available. 5337:

Although 21 episodes were produced, the series finale, "The Case of the Shakespeare Folio", is the only episode that has survived in radio collections.

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Theodolinda (Dol) Bonner and Sally Corbett (aka Sally Colt) – female operatives whom Wolfe employs at need. They also play a major role in the novella "

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succeeded Ortega sometime in 1944. Louis Vittes wrote most of the scripts for the 30-minute episodes, basing none of them on Stout's original stories.

4491:), which include "Who's Afraid of Nero Wolfe?" (June 2008), "The Boy Who Cried Wolfe" (September–October 2008) and "Wolfe at the Door" (February 2009). 3222:, Vollmer contrives an illness severe enough that Wolfe cannot be questioned or even seen by anyone. Vollmer examines Louis Rony's corpse for Wolfe in 2813:

in the front room fireplace because it states that the words "imply" and "infer" can be used interchangeably. Wolfe generally abhors slang (though in "

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would portray Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin in the CBS-TV series. Both actors were then starring on Broadway—the Vienna-born Kasznar in Noel Coward's

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Ethelbert Hitchcock – Wolfe's contact in London who handles enquiries to be made in Europe. Although he is usually identified by only his surname, in

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Allen Sabinson became a programming consultant for A&E in 1999, and was named the network's senior vice president for programming in spring 2001.

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that began in October 1950, but in summarizing the memo's unique revelations he remarked, "A TV producer could not have hoped for more specifics."

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Robert M. Hamilton lists all of the orchids mentioned in Archie's accounts in alphabetical order. He records Phalaenopsis Aphrodite appearing in "

11458: 9422: 5169:(then Rita Cansino) portrays Maria Maringola, who sets the story in motion when she asks for Wolfe's help in finding her missing brother, Carlo. 4843:. "We quiz Archie Goodwin in his den and gain a clue to the ultimate fate of Nero Wolfe" in a chapter titled "In Which Archie Goodwin Remembers". 2810: 6119: 2774:, repeatedly taps Wolfe on the knee, Archie grins at "Wolfe, who didn't like being touched, concealing his squirm for the sake of sausages." In 9617:

Paramount bought the entire set of Nero Wolfe stories for Orson Welles, who is enjoying a renaissance of popularity in Hollywood and the world.

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were employed as confidants and narrators, but none had such a fully developed personality or was such an integral part of the plot as Archie.

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Wolfe has pronounced eccentricities and strict rules concerning his way of life. Their occasional violation adds spice to many of the stories.

6820:(image number 1302172) document the location photography directed by Timothy Hutton on October 15, 2000, also seen in the A&E documentary 5509:

for Best Episode in a TV Series. "The Fine Art of Murder" is in the collection of the Library of Congress (VBE 2397–2398) and screened in its

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to a visitor on one occasion. The "Churchill Hotel" (officially the Hotel Churchill), mentioned many times, is a real hotel in Manhattan, and

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when Archie goes to a diner to eat "fried chicken like my Aunt Margie used to make it back in Ohio", since Fritz does not fry chicken. But in

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District. ... Wolfe merely moved us, fictionally, from one place to the other in order to preserve his particular brand of privacy. As far as

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coincided with Rex Stout's becoming a top-selling author some 30 years after his death. The series was released on Region 1 DVD as two sets (

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descendant of Huck Finn ... Archie is spiritually larger than life. That is why his employer and companion had to be made corpulent to match.

684:—as Nero Wolfe's address. On the "Literary Map of Manhattan", the brownstone is numbered 58 and is placed in the middle of the Hudson River. 9729: 3069: 2720:, various details in the stories, particularly the early ones, suggest it has more to do with an unfortunate encounter in early life with a 2716:

Wolfe displays a pronounced, almost pathological, dislike for the company of women. Although some readers interpret this attitude as simple

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he is sufficiently concerned about his weight that he adds a workout to his daily routine. From 3:45 to 4 p.m., he throws yellow-feathered

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is a particular favorite, prepared in a number of different ways. Archie enjoys his food but lacks Wolfe's discerning palate, lamenting in

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From February 1969 to February 1971, Italian television broadcast 10 Nero Wolfe TV movies. These are the episodes in order of appearance:

4415:(1981) includes his story "In Which Archie Goodwin Remembers". The author's interview with Archie Goodwin in retirement is illustrated by 11488: 11478: 11468: 10839: 6437: 6063: 1111:'s summary of Wolfe's library was incorporated with contributions from others into an annotated reading list created by Winnifred Louis. 231:"Wolfe's most extravagant distinction is his extreme antipathy to literal extravagance. He will not move," wrote J. Kenneth Van Dover in 6225:), was written by Vladimir Valutsky, screenwriter for a Russian Sherlock Holmes television series in the 1980s. Nero Wolfe is played by 3337:

Felix Courbet – Part owner and manager of Rusterman's Restaurant following the death of Marko Vukčić. Felix plays a major role in both "

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Pierleoni, Allen, "Serial Thriller: John Lescroart's passions range from family to fishing but he's hit the big time with his novels";

5020: 4501:(2007–2009), starring the legendary clairvoyant, astrologer, and physician Maestro Nostradamus, who solves mysteries for the rulers of 3075: 2781: 6027:

paid Stout $ 80,000 for the rights to produce 12 Nero Wolfe stories. "He agreed only because he would never see them," McAleer wrote.

4119:, was published in 1986. Goldsborough often drew on his own background in advertising, education and journalism for color and detail. 3021: 6465: 6077: 3059: 974:

Many of the dishes referred to in the various Nero Wolfe stories and novels were collected and published, complete with recipes, as

541:", Wolfe and Archie have a hidden tape recorder and microphone installed in the office, with controls in the kitchen. In the story " 221:. According to a memo prepared by Rex Stout in 1949, Nero Wolfe's age is 56, although this is not explicitly stated in the stories. 11418: 11304: 11167: 9254:

The other mysteries being mulled by the advertiser have been 'Nero Wolfe,' a CBS-produced series based on the Rex Stout stories ...

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and Wendell Hertig Taylor, critics and scholars of detective fiction, summarized the unique relationship between Wolfe and Archie:

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are sent to Dr. Vollmer and his assistant, who shelter Wolfe and Archie when they have to flee the brownstone to avoid the police.

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had purchased the rights and was pitching a Nero Wolfe TV series to advertisers. The series had Stout's enthusiastic cooperation.

5119:. "Columbia's idea was to keep Arnold busy with low-cost Wolfe films between features. Two films presently were made by Columbia, 4132:– Wolfe comes out of self-imposed retirement to investigate the death of a boyhood friend, who became a famous symphony conductor. 2690:

He is extremely fastidious about his clothing and hates to wear, even in private, anything that has been soiled. The short story "

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Only one episode of the series is in circulation. "The Last Laugh Murder Case" (July 14, 1944) was chosen for rebroadcast by the

5216:"He drinks beer in the novel but hot chocolate in the picture. That's the best explanation of what's wrong with the film", wrote 3011: 9882: 5650:

The series was to air Mondays at 10 p.m. ET beginning in September 1959. But in April, CBS announced that the new comedy series

3046: 818:(chapter 9) that "Every spring I get so fed up with shad roe that I wish to heaven fish would figure out some other way. Whales 11493: 6643:

Rex Stout prepared a confidential memo dated September 14, 1949 to assist the producers of the Sydney Greenstreet radio series

6133: 5877: 4603: 3040: 3034: 2503: 955:, Wolfe and Goodwin stay briefly in an unoccupied house in Italy on their way to Montenegro; Wolfe prepares a pasta dish using 532:

Wolfe's office becomes nearly soundproof when the doors connecting it to the front room and the hallway are closed. There is a

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reported that Fadiman Associates was packaging a television series featuring Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe characters. When CBS-TV's

3154: 2676: 726: 11443: 9960: 9068: 7142:"We know the importance granted to the words by Magritte in his paintings and we know the impact that literary works such as 6023:"The name Nero Wolfe has magic in Italy," wrote Rex Stout's biographer John McAleer. In 1968, the Italian television network 4818: 3136: 6429:

began streaming the series with English subtitles in North America in November 2017 and released it on DVD in January 2018.

4154:– Murder on the college campus, mingled with the attractions and pitfalls of having dedicated groupies as graduate students. 263:

Nero Wolfe and his boyhood friend Marko Vukcic hunted dragonflies in the mountains where Wolfe was born, in the vicinity of

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as Archie Goodwin. After he protested that his story was used without permission, Rex Stout received a $ 3,500 settlement.

2983:. But there is no doubt that Archie was an important addition to the genre of detective fiction. Previously, foils such as 2184: 10217: 9019: 8696: 362:

According to John J. McAleer, Rex Stout's official biographer, during his stint in the Navy, Stout came into contact with

11483: 11208: 10165: 7684: 6907:"He was one of the only two men whom Wolfe called by their first names, apart from employees", Archie writes of Marko in 10309: 8830: 7659: 7279: 5917:

Hutton had a strong creative hand in the A&E series, serving as an executive producer and directing four telefilms.

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by listening to Wolfe and Fritz discuss food. While Archie has a cocktail on occasion, his beverage of choice is milk.

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Wolfe rarely sells his orchids—but he does give them away. Four or five dozen are used to advance the investigation in

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client who has lost her keys, or driving a suspect to her home in Carmel and returning to Manhattan at 2:30 a.m.

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Walker, Tom (September 10, 2000). "Mystery writers shine light on best: Bouchercon 2000 convention honors authors".

3078:– obnoxious police lieutenant (who has been known to stutter when frustrated by Goodwin). Plays an integral part in 11251: 10486: 10088: 6645: 5616: 5545: 5432: 5359: 5349: 5244: 3319:

Herb Aronson and Al Goller – friendly cabbies who make themselves available to Archie for mobile surveillance jobs.

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is in the Performing Arts Special Collections at UCLA, in Box 27, Folder 6 of the Sidney Carroll Papers 1957–1981.

5279:. J. B. Williams starred in its first incarnation (April 10 – June 26, 1943) on the regional New England Network. 2502:, the orchid rooms are torn apart by gunfire from across the street. The shooters are in the employ of crime boss 309:

Nero was a Montenegrin by birth, and it all fitted previous hints as to his background; but violent protests from

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assumed the role when the suspense drama moved to ABC (July 5 – September 27, 1943; January 21 – July 14, 1944).

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For Archie, Chief A.G Goodwin, an officer who recovered Rex Stout's stolen record collection, served as a model.

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Wolfe receives news of her death in the latter. "Lovchen" is not a family name; rather, it is the name of the

4371:"), and a cook corresponding to Fritz Brenner. The title pays homage to that of many Nero Wolfe stories, from 4086:

I don't know whether vampirism or cannibalism is the better term for it. Not nice. They should roll their own.

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Johnny Keems – freelance operative occasionally called in by Wolfe. He makes his last appearance in the novel

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On the other hand, real names and places also occur in the text, presumably for verisimilitude; Wolfe serves

1830: 1511: 918:(chapter 11), Wolfe states, "I know nothing of restaurants; short of compulsion, I would not eat in one were 351: 6649:. Under the heading "Description of Nero Wolfe", Stout begins: "Height 5 ft. 11 in. Weight 272 lbs. Age 56." 3186:), Wolfe sends his orchids to Hewitt for care. Wolfe occasionally asks professional favors of Hewitt (as in 11334: 11231: 10961: 10515: 8410: 8055: 7634: 7165: 6982: 5785: 5559: 5275: 5268: 4981: 4908: 4506:

romantic partner is a highly-ranked courtesan, similar in station to Lily Rowan (an independent socialite).

4106: 3674: 3412: 3112: 3103: 2382: 1157: 1064: 871: 399:") had an affair in Montenegro in 1892, and that Nero Wolfe was the result. The idea was later co-opted by 10306:, John Clayton's site including plans and representations of the Brownstone as described by Archie Goodwin 7609: 6507: 6147: 3062:– head of Homicide in Manhattan. In some of the stories it is implied that his authority extends to other 11314: 11294: 11065: 10977: 8561: 6479: 6105: 5865: 5851: 5823: 5816: 5744: 5730: 4922:, the world's largest mystery convention, and Rex Stout was nominated Best Mystery Writer of the Century. 4105:

in October 1984, the Stout estate approved the continuation of the Nero Wolfe series. In 1986 journalist

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Bill Gore – freelance operative occasionally called in when Wolfe requires additional help in the field.

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used in movies." Cohen settled on 922 West 35th Street—the address printed on Archie's business card in

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I rarely leave my house. I do like it here. I would be an idiot to leave this chair, made to fit me —

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Park Square Theatre in Saint Paul, Minnesota, commissioned a world-premiere stage adaptation of the

4144:– Wolfe intervenes when his favorite newspaper is about to be taken over by a muck-raking publisher. 198:

I suggest beginning with autobiographical sketches from each of us, and here is mine. I was born in

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Bourne, Michael, "An Informal Interview with Rex Stout"; 1998, James A. Rock & Co., Publishers

6600: 6493: 6035: 4858:). Associate editors John McAleer, Judson Sapp and Arriean Schemer. Definitive publication history. 4223:– Nero and Archie investigate the murder of a state senator at a baseball game at the Polo Grounds. 3872: 959:

that, from "his memory of local custom", he finds in a hole in the ground. During the short story "

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as being on West Thirty-Fifth Street "nearly to 11th Avenue", which would put it in the 500 block.

666:"Curiously, the 900 block of West 35th Street would be in the Hudson River", wrote American writer 516:

The front door is equipped with a chain bolt, a bell that can be shut off as needed, and a pane of

419:

called this "The great O-E theory" and suggested that it was derived from the father of mysteries,

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wrote of Magritte. "Some of his best titles were 'found' in this way." Magritte's 1942 painting,

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How would you feel if someone wanted to continue the Wolfe series after you laid aside your pen?

3122:. He dislikes Wolfe and Goodwin and would lock them up on the feeblest excuse (see the novella " 346:, but had a change of heart when the war began. He then joined the Serbian-Montenegrin army and 334:

Wolfe is reticent about his youth, but apparently he was athletic, fit, and adventurous. Before

322:," Stout said, noting that everything he knew about Montenegrins he learned from Adamic's book, 315:, supported by Farrar & Rinehart, caused his cradle to be transported five thousand miles." 11241: 11135: 11119: 10985: 10595: 10544: 10300:, Winnifred Louis' fan site dedicated to Nero Wolfe including a complete annotated bibliography 10170: 10116: 9637: 9606: 9020:"In harness again! Silent movie idol Francis X. Bushman has new air role portraying Nero Wolfe" 8730: 8106: 7538: 7247: 7147: 7034: 6909: 6660: 6590: 6374: 6167: 6125: 5465: 5322: 5312: 4970: 4373: 4069: 3963: 3928: 3756: 3726: 3537: 3445: 2557: 2490: 2453: 2208: 2194: 1868: 1646: 1350: 1290: 927: 900: 778: 677: 612: 279: 8341: 7774: 7010:

Ken Darby attests that Archie stays put as "guardian of the third floor" from 1950 on (p. 59).

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is an above average minor A picture, a solid mystery, and unfailingly entertaining", reported

4663:(1985; revised 1992, 2000). Self-published anthology of essays edited by a longtime member of 2575:", for example). In other instances, the requirements of the case force Wolfe from his house ( 2446:", Robert M. Hamilton wrote in his article, "The Orchidology of Nero Wolfe", first printed in 11428: 11359: 11073: 10815: 10685: 10615: 9812:(December 2001). "A Labor of Love: The Nero Wolfe Television Series". In Kaye, Marvin (ed.). 9689: 9679: 9589:

Kleiner, Dick; Crosby, Joan (December 30, 1976). "TV Scout: Some New Series in the Bullpen".

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A series of Russian Nero Wolfe TV movies was made from 2001 to 2005. One of the adaptations,

6194: 6139: 5735: 5510: 5331: 5158: 4172: 4034: 3833: 3777: 3585: 3564: 3506: 3297: 3284: 3224: 3119: 3080: 3049:– handsome, personable detective who thinks he would look just fine sitting at Archie's desk. 2835: 2583: 2498: 2486: 2004: 1952: 1484: 1360: 931:(chapter 17), he tells Jerome Berin, "I spend quite a little time in the kitchen myself." In 772: 689: 311: 209: 51: 9349: 8915: 7471:

The linked website states that John J. McAleer is John McAleer Theodore Dreiser's pseudonym.

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Wolfe has another chair in the bedroom that is nearly as good as the one in the office. In "

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Alan Vanneman, a published writer of two novel-length Sherlock Holmes pastiches, also wrote

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assist Shirley Holmes in solving a mystery. The story appeared in the October 1948 issue of

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was published in 1964, racial epithets were mostly used by Stout's antagonistic characters.

2448: 11143: 10993: 10881: 10849: 10625: 10505: 9287:"Two Stage Actors Signed by CBS-TV; Kasznar and Shatner to Play in 'Nero Wolfe' Pilot Film" 9212: 8597: 8092: 7960: 7744: 7724: 6976: 6736: 6666: 6443: 6419: 6176: 5906: 5765: 5707: 5553: 5036: 4902: 4494: 4358: 4300: 4061: 3920: 3718: 3617: 3596: 3515: 3401: 3182: 3169: 2929: 2691: 2577: 2542: 2431: 2253: 1388: 1021: 964: 894:

Wolfe views much of life through the prism of food and dining, going so far as to say that

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MacNiven, Elina (January 16, 1982). "Nero Wolfe: Wolfe's verbal coups rendered on radio".

9060: 9054: 7893: 7514: 6850: 4765:(1983, Pontes Press, Ashton, MD). Published in a numbered limited edition of 1,000 copies. 4656:). Biography of the brownstone "as told by Archie Goodwin". Includes detailed floor plans. 3877: 3338: 2461: 909: 570:

In the course of the books, ten different street addresses are given on West 35th Street:

8: 11408: 11087: 11049: 10953: 10897: 10735: 10695: 10419: 9916: 9406: 9139: 8001: 7912: 7491: 7101: 7096: 6888: 6410: 6301: 6182: 6055: 6012: 5054: 4937: 4451: 4287: 4065: 3904: 3809: 3801: 3788: 3646: 3577: 3292: 3247: 3242: 2568: 2481: 2220: 2018: 1775: 814: 9861: 1313: 11041: 11009: 10945: 10655: 10645: 10635: 10585: 10555: 9982: 9086: 8650: 8265: 8205: 8120: 7964:, Wolfe displays no noticeable reticence whatsoever concerning travel in an automobile. 7738: 7069: 6961: 6894: 6882: 6839: 6713:

In most of the corpus, it is seven steps from the sidewalk to the stoop (for example, "

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pilot episode was released on DVD and Blu-ray in October 2018 by VCI Entertainment, in

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Rex Stout would variously present it". The author is credited as appearing along with

5469:, a cultural anthology series that epitomized the golden age of television. Hosted by 3143:

Archie's pipeline to breaking crime news. Lon apparently has no official title at the

203:

and entered into practice as a private detective. I am a naturalized American citizen.

11351: 11343: 11284: 11081: 10889: 10775: 10705: 10406: 10395: 10384: 10373: 10362: 10351: 10218:"Theater Review: 'The Red Box' introduces a new detective duo at Park Square Theatre" 9890: 9821: 9789: 9693: 9660: 9546: 9454: 9271: 9064: 8925: 8842: 8763: 8635: 8544: 8468: 8428: 8299: 8294: 8241: 8185: 8041: 7988: 7954: 7875: 7823: 7778: 7767: 7585: 7579: 7552: 7495: 7435: 7388: 7358: 7183: 6929: 6861: 6749: 6457: 6083: 5926: 5776: 5770: 5759: 5723: 5711: 5661: 5620: 5601: 5444: 5296: 5008: 5004: 4874: 4866: 4851: 4832: 4814: 4799: 4781: 4773: 4751: 4743: 4723: 4704: 4678: 4649: 4622: 4614: 4591: 4573: 4565: 4481: 4463: 4444:, relates how Wolfe and Archie met in "Firecrackers" (1990), a pastiche collected in 4344: 4334: 4140: 4128: 4115: 4056: 3990: 3845: 3837: 3573: 3230: 3188: 3106: 2847: 2709: 2613: 2589: 2172: 1518: 1227: 933: 550: 218: 147: 6423:

set in 1959 in Rome, where Wolfe and Archie reside after leaving the United States.

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parodies nine famous fictional detectives, including Nero Wolfe (as "Trajan Beare").

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presented a stage adaptation of "Christmas Party" November 14 – December 20, 2009.

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Lewis Hewitt – well-heeled orchid fancier, for whom Wolfe did a favor (as told in "

2964: 2859: 2680: 2595: 2572: 2314: 2055: 1792: 1374: 1324: 1084: 1043: 942: 851: 832: 585: 378: 8683: 7847:

Vandermeulen, Dr. John H. (February 1985). "Nero Wolfe—Orchidist Extraordinaire".

4957: 3043:– blue-collar investigator who is often hired for mundane tasks like surveillance. 849:'s knowledge of wine and brandy, but it is only implied that he drinks either. In 11198: 11159: 10805: 10795: 10785: 10755: 10525: 10318: 9734: 9591: 9430: 9323: 9234: 9173: 8700: 8668: 8368: 8364:"Robert Goldsborough continues Nero Wolfe legacy with 'Archie in the Crosshairs'" 8027: 7974: 7898: 7151: 7143: 7130: 7126:

Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot was named Best Mystery Series of the Century at

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were among the titles for which RAI also bought the rights, but were not filmed.

6111: 5962: 5942: 5793: 5715: 5628: 5579: 5528: 5486: 5440: 5364: 5284: 5210: 5149: 5138: 5105: 4965: 4919: 4791: 4731: 4459: 4354: 4279: 4023: 4012: 4001: 3967: 3947: 3665: 3423: 3373: 3303: 2988: 2976: 2972: 2875: 2867: 2814: 2748: 2730: 2671: 2647: 2637: 2607: 2466: 2230: 1935: 1750: 1736: 1726: 1714: 1686: 1604: 1498: 1458: 1421: 1204: 1183: 1007: 960: 658: 420: 388: 339: 186: 5066: 4208:, a prequel to Stout's novels. The books are published by the Mysterious Press. 3334:(chapter 4), it is Geoffrey Hitchcock who meets Wolfe and Archie at the airport. 3307:(also one of the few stories where Wolfe has to flee his home to escape arrest). 2780:, Wolfe speaks coldly as he tells the DA and Inspector Cramer that the despised 1094:(chapter 12), Wolfe uses a thin strip of ebony to mark his place as he re-reads 504:

Wolfe has expensive tastes, living in a comfortable and luxurious New York City

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Three actors portrayed Nero Wolfe over the course of the 1943–44 radio series,

5206: 5162: 5025: 4686: 4664: 4509: 4441: 4422: 4386: 3979: 3936: 3820: 3769: 3642: 2980: 2955: 2914: 2913:

is the narrator of all the Nero Wolfe stories and a central character in them.

2897: 2843: 2805: 2683:" Wolfe finds it objectionable when Wade Eisler addresses him as Nero; and in " 2679:

has addressed Wolfe using an assumed first name. But these are exceptions. In "

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Designed to look like a book, a boxed set of Nero Wolfe recipes was created by

716: 517: 423:. The only mention of Wolfe's mother in Stout's stories is in the first novel, 412: 408: 404: 131: 8535:. Retrieved 2013-07-01. Subsequently collected in Gotwald, Rev. Frederick G., 7456: 4949:

postage stamps issued in November 1972 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of

4813:(French: "The Many Lives of Nero Wolfe") (2008, Moutons électriques (France); 4796:

Dangerous Dossiers: Exposing the Secret War Against America's Greatest Authors

4216:– A prequel imagining how Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin met and became a team. 2409:

Entering from the stairs via a vestibule, there were three main rooms—one for

11402: 11001: 10937: 9809: 8792: 8472: 8432: 8069: 7284: 7277:

The exception is the second-season premiere directed by Timothy Hutton. "For

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Biographer John McAleer reported that Stout enjoyed Greenstreet's portrayal.

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October 20, 1950 – April 27, 1951. Produced by Edwin Fadiman and directed by

5280: 5166: 5000: 4824: 4513: 4502: 4408: 4368: 4187: 4186:– Behind-the-scenes intrigue at a successful televangelism ministry based in 3722: 3713: 3609: 3486: 3177: 3148: 3123: 3063: 2941: 2725: 2684: 2514: 2418: 2278: 1700: 1505: 1411: 1402: 1174: 956: 701: 363: 354:, and after a time in Europe and North Africa, he came to the United States. 343: 179: 10297: 10193:"Fans of detective Nero Wolfe coming to St. Paul to see their hero on stage" 8245: 7879: 7392: 5604:, with Edwin Fadiman as executive producer. The theme music was composed by 2452:(Volume 1, Spring 1979). Phalaenopsis is mentioned in 11 Wolfe stories, and 548:

The brownstone has a back entrance leading to a private garden, as noted in

545:", the system is modified to transmit sound to a speaker in the front room. 10929: 10143: 10007: 9844:

Vitaris, Paula (2002). "Miracle on 35th Street: Nero Wolfe on Television".

9675: 9658:

Rosenfield, Paul (March 4, 1979). "Have You Seen Any Good Novels Lately?".

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wrote a parody titled "A Case of Facsimile" (1948) in which Nerissa Wolfe,

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Carla Lovchen – Wolfe's adopted daughter, who appears in only two stories,

2879: 2443: 2362: 1984: 1632: 1532: 1438: 1338: 1304: 1134: 416: 319: 19:

This article is about Rex Stout's fictional detective. For other uses, see

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Dick Lochte discussed the Stout interview in an online post March 8, 2000.

7073:, Wolfe gets a chance to humiliate Hombert and help Cramer in the process. 5988:

bundled with the second season), and as a single eight-disc thinpack set.

4915:

The Nero Wolfe corpus was nominated Best Mystery Series of the Century at

10535: 9978:"What's on TV Tuesday: 'Future Man' and 'The Hunt for the Zodiac Killer'" 8259: 7605: 7211:

music of Alex North (p. 174). The score, CPN5912, is in Box #105 (p. 51).

6941:

Archie most frequently mentions Wolfe working on the crossword puzzle in

6766: 6527: 6388: 6041: 5930: 5836: 5789: 5636: 5632: 5506: 5494: 5474: 5447:" as part of the troupe's summer mystery series, "Moriarty's Mysteries". 5414: 5400: 5330:. Broadcast July 17 – November 30, 1945, the series was a product of the 5253: 5235: 5015: 4993: 4945:

Nero Wolfe is one of 12 famous fictional detectives depicted in a set of

4735: 4696: 4670: 3434: 2523: 2398:"A dilly it was, this greenhouse", wrote Dr. John H. Vandermeulen in the 2113: 2046: 1918: 1901: 1570: 1090: 1030: 914: 877: 842:, Fritz prepares fried chicken for Wolfe, Archie, Saul, Orrie, and Fred. 667: 621: 471: 392: 335: 10400: 10389: 10378: 10367: 10356: 10345: 10339: 10139:"It's Nero Wolfe to the rescue in Rex Stout's detective story 'Red Box'" 9269:

Kirkley, Donald (June 26, 1959). "Look and Listen with Donald Kirkley".

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in his definitive list of the most influential works of mystery fiction.

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remarked, "The guest is a jewel resting on the cushion of hospitality".

11382: 9458: 7200: 7127: 6664:(1947, chapter 5), Archie estimates Wolfe's weight at close to 340. In 5966: 5958: 5605: 5418: 4916: 4531: 4521: 4437:(the son of Sherlock Holmes and Irene Adler), later becomes Nero Wolfe. 4102: 2984: 2863: 2834:) is Archie's weapon of choice. A semi-fictional revolver brand is the 2457: 2181: 2072: 1278: 905: 505: 289: 199: 183: 159: 155: 38: 11171:(1985, posthumously published early draft of "Counterfeit for Murder") 8181:(reprint edition; preface by Jacques Barzun and Wendell Hertig Taylor) 5524: 863:

consults with Fritz on menus and the preparation of nonstop meals. In

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In an interview May 27, 1967, Rex Stout told author Dick Lochte that

5497:(Arthur Conan Doyle), Felix Munro (Edgar Allan Poe), Herbert Voland ( 5493:(Archie Goodwin), Robert Eckles (Nero Wolfe), James Daly (narrator), 4946: 4641: 4304: 3015: 2968: 2842:). The Rabson lock likewise does not exist; the name was borrowed by 846: 749: 697: 151: 76: 7083: 6432:

The series comprises eight episodes, listed in order of appearance:

5922:

production values were exceptional and critics responded favorably.

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and hoped to persuade Welles to continue the role in a mini-series.

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writes of Nero Wolfe in her poem "The Mystery", from her collection

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Lochte, Dick (January 30, 1977). "TV finally tunes in Nero Wolfe".

8523:, Volume IX, Number 2 (Spring 1991), and available for download in 6694:"I starved to death in 1916," Wolfe states in the first chapter of 5652: 4950: 4282: 2717: 2631: 2426: 2422: 2410: 2336: 986: 895: 533: 428: 9187:"Mary Pickford Theater, Archive of past screenings: 2000 Schedule" 7434:(2nd ed.). Rockville, Maryland: James A. Rock & Company. 5856: 2675:

Julie Jaquette refers to Wolfe as Nero in a letter to Archie; and

2618:"he distrusted all machines more complicated than a wheelbarrow." 700:

suggests that "the actual location was on East 22nd Street in the

676:

in 2005. "It's a non-address, the real estate equivalent of those

5831:

TV from January through August 1981. The project was recast with

4551: 4333:(Librairie des Champs-Elysées 1952). The story was translated by 2713:, when the volume was turned up to foil potential eavesdroppers. 6974:

Archie's room is on the second floor in the first three novels:

5477:, "The Fine Art of Murder" was a 40-minute segment described by 4538:, edited by Terry Carr; later reprinted in the Wolfe collection 3099:

Mandelbaum (aka Mandel) – Manhattan Assistant District Attorney.

3087:

Hombert – in some of the novels the New York police commissioner

9101: 4821:). Biography of the character, essays and biblio-filmographies. 2770:

for being touched by anyone ..." When Jerome Berin, creator of

2479:, and Wolfe refuses to let Archie bill the client for them. In 2414: 2355: 1154: 819: 510: 10264: 9029:. Vol. 12, no. 3. September 23, 1945. pp. 26–27 3240:

the houses are said to be thirty yards apart; in chapter 6 of

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Burns, Charles E. (1990). "Firecrackers". First published in

4931: 4164:– The fallout of the alleged date rape of Lily Rowan's niece. 3147:

but occupies a room just two doors down from the publisher's

2440: 1961: 1213: 1025:, introduces Wolfe as he prepares to change his habits. With 10166:"'Red Box' review: Park Square solves the Nero Wolfe puzzle" 9784:. San Diego, California: A.S. Barnes & Company. p. 8543:, edited by Marvin Kaye. Wildside Press, 2005, pp. 240–297. 8527:. Retrieved 2013-05-30. The story can now also be read on a 7874:. Salisbury, North Carolina: F. G. Gotwald. pp. 84–85. 7163:

Dora Chapin is the wife of the man feared by the members of

6880:"I do not sell orchids", Wolfe tells Archie in chapter 7 of 4109:

published the first of seven Nero Wolfe mysteries issued by

178:

featuring Wolfe from 1934 to 1975, with most of them set in

10340:

The psychology of Rex Stout, Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin.

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Ewald, William F. (April 9, 1959). "Television in Review".

9472:

Ewald, William F. (April 8, 1959). "Television in Review".

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Wolfe and Archie first meet Sally Colt, later Corbett, in "

6563: 3254:" is less specific, placing the houses "on the same block". 1016:

Nero Wolfe's first recorded words are, "Where's the beer?"

806: 9502:

Witte, Lawrence (October 26, 1960). "TV-Radio News Bits".

8623:

Rex Stout: An Annotated Primary and Secondary Bibliography

6335:) comprises four episodes, listed in order of appearance: 6248:) comprises five episodes, listed in order of appearance: 4848:

Rex Stout: An Annotated Primary and Secondary Bibliography

4534:'s short story "The Rubber Bend" (originally published in 1759: 1143: 9609:(March 7, 1977). "Brando, Streisand, Peters Finagling?". 7283:, Tim decided to play it in the early sixties", producer 6402: 6189:

The successful series of black-and-white telemovies star

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costarred as Mrs. Rachel Bruner. Written and directed by

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for Best Critical/Biographical Work in 1978. Reissued as

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that do not exist, for instance, 171 East 52nd Street in

2794:

Wolfe is very particular in his choice of words. He is a

2205: 1993: 809: 299: 288:

The corpus implies or states that Nero Wolfe was born in

277:

Nero Wolfe speaking to the black staff of Kanawha Spa in

9911: 9909: 9907: 9216:. Vol. 61, no. 43. October 22, 1949. p. 5 8653:

at Classic Crime Fiction.com; retrieved December 1, 2011

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Wolfe's address, as mentioned above, is also fictional.

477:

Manhattan brownstone used for exteriors in A&E TV's

9330:. Vol. 71, no. 19. April 20, 1959. p. 40 8539:(1992 edition), pp. 301–336. Subsequently published in 8072:(December 23, 2001). "Beware a Brand-New Kind of Man". 5463:

Rex Stout appeared in the December 9, 1956, episode of

4546: 4278:'s "The Last Detective Story in the World" (1946) is a 2939:

his meals at Wolfe's table, and has learned much about

2429:, and their hybrids; and a tropical room (according to 1853: 1827: 1541: 1034:

that, for I didn't believe it", Archie Goodwin writes.

9862:"Wolfe Pack – Official Site of the Nero Wolfe Society" 9377:"Finding Aid for the Sidney Carroll papers, 1957–1981" 8292:

Letter to John McAleer, quoted in the introduction to

8231: 8229: 5425: 5143:

Columbia Pictures adapted the first Nero Wolfe novel,

4742:(2002, James A. Rock & Co., Publishers; Hardcover 4613:(1977, James A. Rock & Co., Publishers; Hardcover 4076: 3295:". Dol Bonner is the principal character in the novel 2518:

Wolfe suppresses his loathing of travel and trains in

2015: 1772: 9917:"Nero Wolfe Russian TV Series (2001–2002 & 2005)" 9904: 8745:

Matteson Art – 1931–1942 Brussels & Pre-War Years

5647:(Receptionist), and Rene Paul (Christian Lowenberg). 5259: 4979:("The Companions of Fear"), bears the title given to 4711:). Selected articles from The Wolfe Pack publication 4321:

included a pastiche of Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe titled

3203:(1952) the lawyer's name is Nathaniel Parker, but in 3024:– orchid expert who assists Wolfe in the plant rooms. 1584: 990:

Gold plated bottle opener from the A&E TV series

925:

Wolfe appears to know his way around the kitchen; in

670:, who created a map of the literary stars' homes for 10028:"Festa di Natale, Teatro Stabile del Giallo di Roma" 7220:

Dated December 31, 1958, the first draft script for

7169:; much of the novel's plot hinges on her activities. 7032:

But the admonition apparently did not take hold. In

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The pilot episode, "Count the Man Down", written by

5111:"When Columbia pictures bought the screen rights to 4512:

wrote the short story "If Looks Could Kill" for the

4091:

Rex Stout, interviewed by biographer John J. McAleer

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At Wolfe's Door: The Nero Wolfe Novels of Rex Stout

7002:(chapter 19), "Before I Die" (chapters 10 and 11), 4900:, crime fiction historian Howard Haycraft included 4863:

At Wolfe's Door: The Nero Wolfe Novels of Rex Stout

4528:, "If Looks Could Kill" is credited to "R*x St**t". 2935:bring reluctant people to Wolfe for interrogation. 2217: 2082: 1789: 1371: 318:"I got the idea of making Wolfe a Montenegrin from 233:

At Wolfe's Door: The Nero Wolfe Novels of Rex Stout

9839: 9837: 9518:"Television's Lost Classics Volume 2: Rare Pilots" 9404:Ewald, William F. (March 10, 1959). "On the Air". 9381:UCLA, Library Special Collections, Performing Arts 7766: 6752:" (chapter 5) it is called his "number two chair". 6581:, commissioned a world-premiere stage adaption of 5900:, a Jaffe/Braunstein Films co-production with the 4999:appeared from 1956 to 1972, originally written by 3246:the distance is sixty yards; and in chapter 2 of " 3228:and acts as a go-between for Cramer and Archie in 2260: 2093: 1932: 1747: 1723: 1711: 1683: 1601: 1495: 1447: 1418: 1201: 158:and keeps his past murky. He lives in a luxurious 11464:Characters in American novels of the 20th century 9059:. New York, NY: Oxford University Press. p. 8785:"Sale 10864, Lot 117. René Magritte (1898–1967), 8317:"Pola Stout, 82, Is Dead; A Designer of Textiles" 7584:. Boston and Toronto: Little, Brown and Company. 7242:Pre-production materials for Welles's unrealized 6011:(1961)—starred Heinz Klevenow as Nero Wolfe, and 5733:as a starring vehicle for Welles; Leon Tokatyan ( 5205:, its adaptation of the second Nero Wolfe novel. 2439:"If Wolfe had a favorite orchid, it would be the 2299: 2241: 2142: 2127: 1879: 1812: 1316:An Outline of Man's Knowledge of the Modern World 1258: 1241: 11400: 9755:Bawden, J. E. A. (October 1977). "Anne Baxter". 8417:(blog), August 3, 2012; retrieved August 4, 2012 8184:. New York and London: Garland Publishing, Inc. 7006:(chapter 14) and "Omit Flowers" (chapter 8). In 6554: 6018: 4806:). Chapter 10 is titled "Seeing Red: Rex Stout". 4770:Stout Fellow: A Guide Through Nero Wolfe's World 2866:is a real restaurant. Real people, for example, 2275: 1399: 1171: 427:(1935), in which it is stated that she lives in 10004:"Nero Wolfe (Region 1 NTSC For US DVD Players)" 9834: 8817:Who's Who of American Comic Books 1928 to 1999. 6611: 6325:Noviye Priklucheniya Niro Vulfa i Archi Gudvina 5842: 5800:was finally broadcast December 18, 1979, as an 5729:In March 1980, Paramount was planning a weekly 5544:McAleer inferred the memo was guidance for the 5539:as Nero Wolfe in the aborted 1959 CBS-TV series 5303: 5186: 4829:Great Detectives: Seven Original Investigations 4413:Great Detectives: Seven Original Investigations 3387:Rex Stout bibliography § Nero Wolfe corpus 3347:, in which his surname is changed to Mauer. In 1981: 1657: 1629: 1529: 1469: 1435: 1335: 1301: 1131: 9056:On the Air: The encyclopedia of old-time radio 8917:A Study Guide for Louise Gluck's "The Mystery" 8837:. Archived from the original on March 3, 2016. 8777: 8651:Haycraft Queen Cornerstones Complete Checklist 7378: 7376: 7374: 6816:WireImage (image numbers 253302 – 253308) and 6444:The Trail of the Snake – based on Fer-de-Lance 5996: 5937:(Fred Durkin), Trent McMullen (Orrie Cather), 5631:(Dr. Wohlgang), Eva Seregni (Mrs. Lowenberg), 5104:In 1974 McAleer interviewed Laughton's widow, 5052:Nero Wolfe is highlighted in volume 17 of the 4611:Corsage: A Bouquet of Rex Stout and Nero Wolfe 2110: 2043: 1949: 1915: 1898: 1567: 1079:, chapter 6)—the size of Stout's own library. 292:, with one exception: In the first chapter of 142:is a brilliant, obese and eccentric fictional 11474:American novels adapted into television shows 10427: 9588: 8163:. New York: Viking Press, 1965; reprinted in 8087: 8085: 6472:Princess Orchid - based on The Golden Spiders 4734:. Winner of the Mystery Writers of America's 4204:Goldsborough resumed the series in 2012 with 2069: 1275: 8806: 8580:, no. 109 (2009), p. 55; Kevin Buron Smith, 8240:. Salisbury, North Carolina: F. G. Gotwald. 7846: 7761: 7748:, chapter 2. Marko Vukcic engaged Wolfe in " 7658:Cohen, Randy; Holmes, Nigel (June 5, 2005). 6628:, presented at Park Square Theatre in 2014. 6333:Новые приключения Ниро Вульфа и Арчи Гудвина 5991: 3053: 2811:Webster's Third New International Dictionary 945:", the State Department asks him to prepare 520:, which enables Archie to see who is on the 10267:Might As Well Be Dead: A Nero Wolfe Mystery 10051: 9584: 9582: 9264: 9262: 9045: 9043: 9012: 8835:Who's Who of American Comic Strip Producers 8828: 7657: 7425: 7423: 7371: 6919:(chapter 1), Archie puts the number at ten. 6670:(1953), Wolfe temporarily sheds 117 pounds. 6542:Pair of Swords – based on Over My Dead Body 6396: 5904:. High ratings led to the original series, 5706:said. In 1976, a year after Stout's death, 4433:(1987) to suggest that the main character, 1347: 176:33 novels and 41 novellas and short stories 10434: 10420: 9657: 9539: 9537: 8521:The Gazette: The Journal of the Wolfe Pack 8082: 7385:Royal Decree: Conversations with Rex Stout 7344: 7342: 7340: 7338: 7336: 7334: 7332: 7330: 7328: 7326: 7324: 7322: 7199:Film score researcher Bill Wrobel located 6486:The Pact of Six - based on The Rubber Band 5788:starred as Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin; 4985:(1935) when it was published in France by 4885: 4763:Royal Decree: Conversations with Rex Stout 687:It is described in the opening chapter of 438:theorists have suggested the French thief 37: 11439:Fictional immigrants to the United States 10294:, official site of the Nero Wolfe Society 10215: 10052:Cenciarelli, Jessica (December 9, 2009). 9713:Deeb, Gary (March 26, 1980). "Tempo TV". 9634:Orson Welles – Oja Kodar Papers 1910–1998 8966: 8964: 8962: 8960: 8958: 8956: 8661: 8659: 8361: 7556:, chapter 13. According to chapter 16 of 7429: 7320: 7318: 7316: 7314: 7312: 7310: 7308: 7306: 7304: 7302: 5925:Other members of the principal cast were 5835:stepping into the role of Nero Wolfe and 5413:, broadcast January 16 – April 10, 1982. 5209:reprised his role as Archie Goodwin, and 5035:Nero Wolfe is a character who appears in 4890: 4526:He Do the Time Police in Different Voices 4475:Three Bullets: A New Nero Wolfe Threesome 11305:The Golden Spiders: A Nero Wolfe Mystery 10163: 9579: 9420: 9259: 9083: 9040: 7570: 7568: 7420: 6735:, chapter 3), but it is eight steps in " 6514:Parasites - based on If Death Ever Slept 5897:The Golden Spiders: A Nero Wolfe Mystery 5855: 5827:as a weekly one-hour series that ran on 5665:critic Donald Kirkley reported that the 5523: 5234: 5195:The League of Frightened Men (1937 film) 4930: 4550: 2994: 2630: 2513: 985: 712:brownstone houses on West 35th Street." 348:fought against the Austrians and Germans 258: 10304:Nero Wolfe & Archie Goodwin at Home 10136: 9843: 9777: 9727: 9534: 9268: 9049: 8988: 8822: 8235: 8068: 7869: 7562:, the picture measures 14 by 17 inches. 7454: 7382: 7348: 6608:is any indication, many more will be." 6500:Checkmate to the King – based on Gambit 208:Nero Wolfe addressing the suspects in " 11459:Literary characters introduced in 1934 11401: 10190: 9754: 9674: 9560: 9543: 9451:Television's Lost Classics: Volume Two 9347: 8953: 8750: 8684:Detective Fiction on Stamps: Nicaragua 8665: 8656: 8427:"Archie in the Crosshairs". WorldCat. 7769:Nero Wolfe of West Thirty-fifth Street 7299: 5252:Nero Wolfe has been portrayed in four 4935:Wolfe, as he appeared in volume 17 of 4926: 4788:). Pseudonymous self-published homage. 4588:Nero Wolfe of West Thirty-fifth Street 4440:Charles E. Burns, a charter member of 4176:– Dirty work at an advertising agency. 4096: 3250:" the distance is two hundred yards. " 2449:The Gazette: Journal of the Wolfe Pack 1103: 1029:at an end, he can stop buying kegs of 10415: 10164:Papatola, Dominic P. (June 7, 2014). 10115:. Park Square Theatre. Archived from 9975: 9808: 9605: 9501: 9486: 9471: 9403: 8756: 8176: 7822:Louis, Winnifred (February 3, 2001). 7821: 7682: 7632: 7604: 7574: 7565: 7512: 7482: 7405: 6913:, chapter 1. Sixteen years later, in 6569: 6562:The Teatro del Stabile del Giallo in 3380: 2824: 830:". Another contradiction is found in 431:and Wolfe sends her a monthly check. 11499:Fictional Serbian military personnel 9712: 9077: 8541:Nero Wolfe: The Archie Goodwin Files 7870:Gotwald, Rev. Frederick G. (1992) . 7086:from which Montenegro gets its name. 7023:was sanitized in paperback editions. 5807: 5750: 5688:Television's Lost Classics: Volume 2 5199:In 1937, Columbia Pictures released 5045:(1986), along with the character of 4881:). Bibliography, reviews and essays. 4547:Books about Rex Stout and Nero Wolfe 4446:Nero Wolfe: The Archie Goodwin Files 4425:places numerous clues in his novels 4403:Christmas at The Mysterious Bookshop 2185:The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich 11434:Fictional characters from Manhattan 10358:The League of Frightened Men (1937) 10271:. Park Square Theater. 21 July 2016 9421:Robinson, Johnny (March 20, 1959). 8829:Leiffer, Paul; Ware, Hames (n.d.). 8362:Liebenson, Donald (March 5, 2015). 8236:Gotwald, Rev. Frederick G. (1989). 7773:. New York: Viking Press. pp. 7683:Sieff, Martin (December 25, 2001). 7008:The Brownstone House of Nero Wolfe, 5600:was co-produced by Gordon Duff and 5516: 5386: 5326:, a 1945 radio drama series on the 5256:series on five different networks. 4598:). Fanciful biography. Reviewed in 4077:Other authors of Nero Wolfe stories 3330:(chapter 15). Some years later, in 3273: 2645:Wolfe is loath to exercise, but in 2342:Silk orchid prop from A&E TV's 1253:Science: The Glorious Entertainment 776:to promote the March 1938 debut of 13: 11489:American novels adapted into films 11479:American novels adapted into plays 11469:Novels adapted into radio programs 10330:at Yahoo Groups (established 2000) 10216:Considine, Basil (June 17, 2014). 9820:(published 2005). pp. 86–91. 9686:Southern Illinois University Press 8582:Claudius Lyon & Arnie Woodbine 8238:The Nero Wolfe Companion, Number 1 7581:The Brownstone House of Nero Wolfe 7416:. Crowell Publishing Company: 158. 7387:. Ashton, Maryland: Pontes Press. 5213:took over the role of Nero Wolfe. 5130: 5032:who acknowledges that he is a fan. 4722:(1977, Little, Brown and Company; 4648:(1983, Little, Brown and Company; 4646:The Brownstone House of Nero Wolfe 4580:). Study of the Nero Wolfe series. 4564:(1984, Frederick Ungar; Hardcover 4269: 192: 14: 11520: 10866:"Cordially Invited to Meet Death" 10285: 9976:Aridi, Sara (November 14, 2017). 9728:Winfrey, Lee (January 21, 1981). 9563:"Rex Stout and Nero Wolfe movies" 9143:, December 8–14, 1956 (p. A-18); 9104:. The Post Meridian Radio Players 8757:Moore, Susan (February 2, 2015). 6209:Russian TV series (2001–02, 2005) 5774:, an adaptation of Stout's novel 5405:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5363:, a 1950–51 series that aired on 4811:Les Nombreuses vies de Nero Wolfe 3118:Con Noonan – lieutenant with the 2509: 1804:The Minister and the Choir Singer 11252:The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe 11180: 10487:Nero Wolfe supporting characters 10319:A Stout Fellow ... on Nero Wolfe 10257: 10236: 10209: 10184: 10157: 10137:Preston, Rohan (June 14, 2014). 10130: 10105: 10070: 10045: 10020: 9996: 9969: 9954: 9933: 9875: 9854: 9802: 9771: 9748: 9721: 9706: 9668: 9651: 9622: 9599: 9554: 9510: 9495: 9480: 9465: 9453:(DVD). VCI Entertainment. 2018. 9443: 9414: 9397: 9369: 9341: 9316: 9304: 9279: 9227: 9200: 9179: 9160: 9132: 9116: 9094: 8938: 8467:"Murder, Stage Left". WorldCat. 7849:American Orchid Society Bulletin 7271: 7262: 7253: 7236: 7227: 7214: 7193: 7172: 7157: 6646:The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe 5459:, "The Fine Art of Murder" (ABC) 5380:The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe 5360:The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe 5350:The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe 5342:The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe 5245:The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe 3180:"). During a prolonged absence ( 3001:Nero Wolfe supporting characters 2354: 2335: 2122:William Shakespeare: A Biography 763: 741: 470: 459: 326:(1934), or from Adamic himself. 11419:Fictional private investigators 11275: 10054:"Nero Wolfe in Festa di Natale" 8944:Hanke, Ken, "Meet Nero Wolfe"; 8908: 8879: 8855: 8759:"Market Preview: February 2015" 8738: 8718: 8697:"The Brussels Surrealist Group" 8689: 8676: 8644: 8628: 8615: 8591: 8571: 8554: 8513: 8500: 8460: 8420: 8404: 8383: 8355: 8334: 8309: 8286: 8272: 8252: 8212: 8198: 8170: 8167:, no. 2 (Spring 1985), pp. 4–9. 8161:A Birthday Tribute to Rex Stout 8153: 8140: 8135:Cordially Invited to Meet Death 8127: 8113: 8099: 8062: 8048: 8034: 8020: 8007: 7994: 7981: 7967: 7947: 7933: 7919: 7905: 7886: 7863: 7840: 7815: 7791: 7755: 7731: 7717: 7703: 7676: 7651: 7626: 7598: 7545: 7531: 7506: 7476: 7136: 7120: 7089: 7076: 7055: 7041: 7026: 7013: 6968: 6935: 6922: 6901: 6874: 6827: 6810: 6797: 6787: 6755: 6742: 6707: 5910:(2001–2002), most often called 5894:(as Archie Goodwin) starred in 5821:Paramount Television remounted 5481:magazine as "a homicide as Sir 5439:story and an adaptation of the 5021:On Her Majesty's Secret Service 4488:Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine 4470:(1997), published posthumously. 4339:Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine 4313:Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine 4294:Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine 3496:Cordially Invited to Meet Death 3357: 3252:Cordially Invited to Meet Death 2786:Cordially Invited to Meet Death 1123:Reference in Nero Wolfe corpus 828:Cordially Invited to Meet Death 372: 11504:Fictional World War I veterans 11414:Book series introduced in 1934 10441: 10191:Hewitt, Chris (June 7, 2014). 9883:"Nero Wolfe Italian TV Series" 9850:(45): 28–30, 34, 36–37, 76–77. 9561:Lochte, Dick (March 8, 2000). 9383:. Online Archive of California 9348:Wrobel, Bill (June 25, 2010). 9313:, Volume 175, February 2, 1959 7685:"Happy Christmas, Santa Wolfe" 7448: 7430:Van Dover, J. Kenneth (2003). 7399: 6688: 6673: 6652: 6637: 5417:portrayed Archie Goodwin, and 5396:Nero Wolfe (1982 radio series) 5121:Meet Nero Wolfe (Fer-de-Lance) 5077: 4956:"A number of the paintings of 4448:(2005), edited by Marvin Kaye. 4337:for the January 1961 issue of 1: 11494:Male characters in literature 9410:. United Press International. 9235:"Revlon Eyeing Comedy Series" 7660:"A Literary Map of Manhattan" 7633:Cohen, Randy (June 5, 2005). 7293: 6992:(chapter 8). In chapter 6 of 6405:network in Italy began a new 6019:Italian TV series (1969–1971) 5450: 5157:, and featured a cast led by 5014:Nero Wolfe is referred to in 4798:(1988, Donald I. Fine, Inc.; 4715:, edited by a charter member. 4693:, edited by a charter member. 4291:, the story was reprinted in 3028: 2734:), Lily Rowan (introduced in 1512:World Peace Through World Law 949:for a visiting dignitary. In 904:and to dine with the Ten for 534:small hole in the office wall 450: 403:and implied in the novels of 357: 352:American Expeditionary Forces 11444:Fictional Montenegrin people 11232:The Adventures of Nero Wolfe 11209:The League of Frightened Men 10516:The League of Frightened Men 10085:Ponte Milvio Magazine – Roma 9176:; retrieved December 3, 2011 8686:"; retrieved October 9, 2011 8056:The League of Frightened Men 7250:Special Collections Library. 7166:The League of Frightened Men 6983:The League of Frightened Men 6886:(1951). Six years later, in 5656:would occupy the time slot. 5276:The Adventures of Nero Wolfe 5269:The Adventures of Nero Wolfe 5261:The Adventures of Nero Wolfe 5225:The League of Frightened Men 5202:The League of Frightened Men 5188:The League of Frightened Men 5125:The League of Frightened Men 4982:The League of Frightened Men 4909:The League of Frightened Men 4772:(2003, iUniverse; Hardcover 4659:Gotwald, Rev. Frederick G., 3413:The League of Frightened Men 3005: 2383:The League of Frightened Men 1158:The League of Frightened Men 1065:The League of Frightened Men 872:The League of Frightened Men 146:created in 1934 by American 7: 10970:"The Squirt and the Monkey" 10391:A Nero Wolfe Mystery (2001) 10310:Forty years with Nero Wolfe 9640:Special Collections Library 9150:, "The Fine Art of Murder"" 8344:. Nerowolfe.org. 2011-06-05 5997:German TV miniseries (1961) 5852:Nero Wolfe (2001 TV series) 5817:Nero Wolfe (1981 TV series) 5546:NBC Nero Wolfe radio series 5165:as Archie Goodwin. A young 5028:while in conversation with 4850:(1980, Garland Publishing; 4740:Rex Stout: A Majesty's Life 3095:Manhattan District Attorney 2885: 1695:Mathematics for the Million 696:Writing as Archie Goodwin, 381:theorized in an article in 21:Nero Wolfe (disambiguation) 10: 11525: 11484:Novels adapted into comics 11378:Black Orchid Novella Award 11222: 10336:at The Thrilling Detective 9489:United Press International 9474:United Press International 9324:"'Wolfe' TV-er Jazz Theme" 8602:The Alchemist's Apprentice 8148:Trio for Blunt Instruments 7690:United Press International 7515:"Arsène Lupin: A Timeline" 7150:'s had on him", wrote the 6805:United Press International 6310:Voskresnut` chtoby umeret` 5849: 5814: 5757: 5393: 5371:, the show was written by 5347: 5328:Mutual Broadcasting System 5310: 5292:Armed Forces Radio Service 5266: 5192: 5147:, for the screen in 1936. 5136: 4896:In his seminal 1941 work, 4685:). Selected articles from 4540:Storeys from the Old Hotel 3959:Trio for Blunt Instruments 3384: 3130: 3076:Lieutenant George Rowcliff 2998: 2906:Archie Goodwin (character) 2903: 2326: 1964:A Survey of Symbolic Logic 1216:The Treasure of Our Tongue 1082:In the first paragraph of 1050: 908:(a group of epicures) in " 708:can discover, there never 254: 43:Carl Mueller illustrated " 18: 11370: 11331: 11274: 11221: 11189: 11188: 11179: 11168:"Assault on a Brownstone" 11096:"Method Three for Murder" 10838: 10495: 10467: 10449: 9778:Terrace, Vincent (1981). 8972:"The Nero Wolfe Programs" 8847:: CS1 maint: unfit URL ( 8787:Les compagnons de la peur 8747:; retrieved July 31, 2011 8588:. Retrieved July 6, 2012. 7958:, chapter 8. However, in 7455:McAleer, John J. (1977). 7406:Stout, Rex (April 1947). 7383:McAleer, John J. (1983). 7355:Little, Brown and Company 7349:McAleer, John J. (1977). 6715:The Squirt and the Monkey 6369:Shlishkom mnogo zhenschin 6332: 6245: 6222: 5992:International productions 5743:was cast as Wolfe in the 5722:was cast as Wolfe in the 5501:) and Jack Sydow. Writer 5426:"The Boy who Cried Wolfe" 5087:After the publication of 5065:Nobel Prize-winning poet 5024:(1963), by the character 4977:Les compagnons de la peur 4264:Trouble at the Brownstone 4252:Death of an Art Collector 3679:The Squirt and the Monkey 3623:Even in the Best Families 3054:Law enforcement officials 539:The Squirt and the Monkey 123: 113: 103: 95: 87: 82: 72: 59: 36: 31: 11120:"Counterfeit for Murder" 10265:"Peter Moore, Director, 10223:Twin Cities Daily Planet 9964:(series televisiva 2012) 9765:National Board of Review 9730:"Conrad gets 'his' part" 9684:. Carbondale, Illinois: 9612:Colorado Springs Gazette 9427:Lewiston Evening Journal 8950:, issue #45, 2002, p. 77 7799:"The Erudite Nero Wolfe" 7763:Baring-Gould, William S. 7457:"Rex Stout: A biography" 6822:The Making of Nero Wolfe 6631: 6601:Twin Cities Daily Planet 6591:Saint Paul Pioneer Press 6549: 6397:Italian TV series (2012) 6246:Ниро Вульф и Арчи Гудвин 6238:Niro Vulf i Archi Gudvin 6229:, and Archie Goodwin by 6001:A German TV adaption of 5980:Production of A&E's 5230: 4675:The Archie Goodwin Files 4584:Baring-Gould, William S. 4228:Archie in the Crosshairs 3070:Sergeant Purley Stebbins 2155:Invitation to an Inquest 384:The Baker Street Journal 11074:"Fourth of July Picnic" 10874:"Not Quite Dead Enough" 10244:"Might as Well Be Dead" 9522:MVD Entertainment Group 9504:The Evening Independent 9407:Anderson Daily Bulletin 9245:(17): 3. April 27, 1957 8819:Accessed Oct. 26, 2018. 8610:The Alchemist's Pursuit 8586:The Thrilling Detective 8568:. Retrieved 2013-07-01. 8537:The Nero Wolfe Handbook 8415:Archie Meets Nero Wolfe 7872:The Nero Wolfe Handbook 7857:American Orchid Society 7105:(1957), chapter 17. In 6782:Method Three for Murder 6577:Park Square Theatre in 6466:La principessa Orchidea 6438:La traccia del serpente 6383:Taina krasnoy shkatulki 6355:Poslednyaya volya Marko 5945:(Inspector Cramer) and 5591:The World of Suzie Wong 5082: 4886:Reception and influence 4861:Van Dover, J. Kenneth, 4703:(2005, Wildside Press; 4677:(2005, Wildside Press; 4661:The Nero Wolfe Handbook 4395:The Topless Tulip Caper 4214:Archie Meets Nero Wolfe 4206:Archie Meets Nero Wolfe 4070:Assault on a Brownstone 4060:(posthumous; contains " 3882:Method Three for Murder 2417:, and hybrids; one for 2401:American Orchid Society 1892:Seven Pillars of Wisdom 1763:The Lotus and the Robot 1673:Method Three for Murder 1109:William S. Baring-Gould 1097:Seven Pillars of Wisdom 981: 976:The Nero Wolfe Cookbook 732: 298:(1939), Wolfe tells an 283:(1938), chapter 10 83:In-universe information 11424:Fictional bibliophiles 11242:The Amazing Nero Wolfe 11144:"Eeny Meeny Murder Mo" 10994:"Invitation to Murder" 10347:Meet Nero Wolfe (1936) 10312:(January 12, 2009) by 10197:St. Paul Pioneer Press 10171:St. Paul Pioneer Press 10078:"Teatro Dicembre 2009" 9638:University of Michigan 9392:Unidentified Projects. 9102:"Moriarty's Mysteries" 8813:Jim Christiansen entry 8731:Times Higher Education 8578:Mystery Scene Magazine 8488:Cite journal requires 8448:Cite journal requires 8393:. The Mysterious Press 7824:"Wolfe's Reading List" 7351:Rex Stout: A biography 7248:University of Michigan 6401:On April 5, 2012, the 6126:Counterfeit for Murder 6092:Un incidente di caccia 5869: 5697:(Paramount Television) 5619:. Guest stars include 5540: 5323:The Amazing Nero Wolfe 5313:The Amazing Nero Wolfe 5305:The Amazing Nero Wolfe 5249: 5117:Rex Stout: A Biography 4971:Times Higher Education 4941: 4891:Awards and recognition 4720:Rex Stout: A Biography 4556: 4221:Murder in the Ballpark 4094: 3929:Counterfeit for Murder 3378: 3353:his surname is Martin. 3072:– assistant to Cramer. 2924: 2902: 2853:Might as Well be Dead. 2746:) and Julie Jaquette ( 2642: 2549: 2531: 2491:Dendrobium chrysotoxum 2454:Phalaenopsis Aphrodite 2437: 2389: 2209:Alexander Solzhenitsyn 1996:A Secret Understanding 1071: 1014: 996: 803: 568: 502: 286: 267: 242: 215: 11509:Obesity in television 11454:Nero Wolfe characters 11449:Montenegro in fiction 11088:"Frame-Up for Murder" 11050:"Too Many Detectives" 10986:"This Won't Kill You" 10954:"Disguise for Murder" 10898:"Instead of Evidence" 10816:Please Pass the Guilt 10686:Might as Well Be Dead 10616:The Second Confession 10246:. Park Square Theatre 9943:. Casanova Multimedia 9208:"Brief and Important" 9167:Edgar Awards Database 8922:Gale Cengage Learning 8566:EPUB and MOBI formats 8533:EPUB and MOBI formats 8391:"Robert Goldsborough" 8165:The Rex Stout Journal 8075:The New York Observer 7927:The Second Confession 7635:"We Mapped Manhattan" 7610:"We'll Map Manhattan" 7513:Ruaud, A.-F. (2002). 7488:In the Queens' Parlor 7413:The American Magazine 7203:'s unheard score for 6726:Might as Well Be Dead 6621:Might as Well Be Dead 6613:Might as Well Be Dead 6579:Saint Paul, Minnesota 6162:Salsicce 'Mezzanotte' 6064:Per la fama di Cesare 5872:Independent producer 5859: 5602:Otis L. Guernsey, Jr. 5551:On October 22, 1949, 5527: 5511:Mary Pickford Theater 5238: 4934: 4604:"The American Holmes" 4590:(1969, Viking Press; 4554: 4331:Faux et usage de Faux 4080: 4035:Please Pass the Guilt 3873:Three at Wolfe's Door 3834:Fourth of July Picnic 3778:Might as Well Be Dead 3586:The Second Confession 3565:Trouble in Triplicate 3512:Not Quite Dead Enough 3507:Not Quite Dead Enough 3361: 3298:The Hand in the Glove 3285:Might as Well Be Dead 3225:The Second Confession 3120:New York State Police 3081:Please Pass the Guilt 2995:Supporting characters 2971:with the urbanity of 2919: 2889: 2657:Not Quite Dead Enough 2634: 2584:The Second Confession 2533: 2528:The American Magazine 2517: 2499:The Second Confession 2407: 2372: 2290:Please Pass the Guilt 2005:Might as Well Be Dead 1579:But We Were Born Free 1485:Please Pass the Guilt 1361:Fourth of July Picnic 1054: 998: 989: 787: 773:The American Magazine 754:The American Magazine 690:The Second Confession 678:555 telephone numbers 563: 488: 312:The American Magazine 269: 262: 237: 210:Fourth of July Picnic 196: 107:Carla Lovchen Britton 52:The American Magazine 11136:"Kill Now—Pay Later" 11042:"A Window for Death" 11010:"When a Man Murders" 10946:"The Gun with Wings" 10626:In the Best Families 10576:Where There's a Will 9966:, Italian Knowledge. 9814:The Nero Wolfe Files 9781:Television 1970–1980 9350:"CBS Collection 072" 8976:The Digital Deli Too 8707:on November 25, 2010 8606:The Alchemist's Code 8411:Goldsborough, Robert 8177:Stout, Rex (1976) . 7961:In the Best Families 7745:In the Best Families 7492:Simon & Schuster 6995:Where There's a Will 6667:In the Best Families 6268:Letayuschiy pistolet 6177:In the Best Families 6120:La casa degli attori 6098:Where There's a Will 5907:A Nero Wolfe Mystery 5890:(as Nero Wolfe) and 5766:Paramount Television 5708:Paramount Television 5403:starred in the 1982 5095:to play Nero Wolfe: 5037:George Alec Effinger 5007:, and syndicated by 4701:The Nero Wolfe Files 4560:Anderson, David R., 4391:Make Out with Murder 4335:Lawrence G. Blochman 4329:) in his collection 4301:Viola Brothers Shore 4162:The Last Coincidence 3921:Eeny Meeny Murder Mo 3719:Invitation to Murder 3618:In the Best Families 3597:Three Doors to Death 3554:More Deaths Than One 3476:Where There's a Will 3183:In the Best Families 3170:In the Best Families 3111:Ben Dykes – head of 2882:are also mentioned. 2692:Eeny Meeny Murder Mo 2578:In the Best Families 2254:Travels with Charley 1856:Christopher La Farge 1831:Christopher La Farge 1544:The FBI Nobody Knows 937:, he offers to cook 884:Where There's a Will 543:Eeny Meeny Murder Mo 397:A Scandal in Bohemia 154:. Wolfe was born in 11335:Robert Goldsborough 11104:"Poison à la Carte" 11085:(1958), expanded as 11082:"Murder Is No Joke" 10890:"Help Wanted, Male" 10736:The Final Deduction 10696:If Death Ever Slept 10034:. November 16, 2009 9681:I Wake Up Screening 9357:Film Score Rundowns 9129:, December 10, 1956 8863:"Nero Wolfe Comics" 8726:"Canny Resemblance" 8002:Instead of Evidence 7913:The Final Deduction 7146:'s, Rex Stout's or 7102:If Death Ever Slept 7097:Too Many Detectives 6889:If Death Ever Slept 6411:Francesco Pannofino 6323:The second season ( 6302:Disguise for Murder 6183:The Final Deduction 6148:Sfida al cioccolato 6078:Il Pesce più grosso 6056:If Death Ever Slept 6013:Joachim Fuchsberger 5639:(Professor Adams), 5513:February 15, 2000. 5161:as Nero Wolfe, and 4927:Cultural references 4898:Murder for Pleasure 4462:mystery set in the 4452:William L. DeAndrea 4198:The Missing Chapter 4107:Robert Goldsborough 4101:After the death of 4097:Robert Goldsborough 4066:Frame-Up for Murder 3905:The Final Deduction 3810:If Death Ever Slept 3802:Too Many Detectives 3789:Three for the Chair 3727:This Won't Kill You 3647:Disguise for Murder 3578:Instead of Evidence 3293:Too Many Detectives 3248:Disguise for Murder 3243:The Final Deduction 3102:Cleveland Archer – 2782:Lieutenant Rowcliff 2740:), Phoebe Gunther ( 2569:Too Many Detectives 2482:The Final Deduction 2151:and Miriam Schneir 2019:Michel de Montaigne 1776:The Final Deduction 1667:Inside Russia Today 1479:Grant Takes Command 1286:Autographed copies 1146:The Native's Return 1104:Select reading list 922:himself the chef." 815:The Final Deduction 499:" (1947), chapter 2 395:(a character from " 340:Austrian government 338:, he spied for the 324:The Native's Return 26:Fictional character 16:Fictional character 11128:"Death of a Demon" 11112:"The Rodeo Murder" 11034:"Immune to Murder" 11026:"The Next Witness" 10666:The Black Mountain 10656:The Golden Spiders 10636:Murder by the Book 10586:The Silent Speaker 10556:Some Buried Caesar 10334:Nero Wolfe profile 10298:Merely a Genius... 10058:Le Grandi Dionisie 9983:The New York Times 9506:. Massillon, Ohio. 9291:The New York Times 9172:2019-04-04 at the 9087:The Globe and Mail 8795:. February 4, 2015 8621:Townsend, Guy M., 8323:. October 17, 1984 8321:The New York Times 8266:Murder by the Book 7664:The New York Times 7639:The New York Times 7614:The New York Times 7519:Cool French Comics 7070:The Silent Speaker 7000:The Silent Speaker 6962:Murder by the Book 6953:, chapter 10) and 6916:The Black Mountain 6895:The Silent Speaker 6883:Murder by the Book 6840:The Golden Spiders 6413:as Nero Wolfe and 6361:The Black Mountain 6288:The Silent Speaker 6282:Golos s togo sveta 6274:The Gun with Wings 6236:The first season ( 6217:("Before I Die") ( 6197:(Archie Goodwin), 6070:Some Buried Caesar 6036:Veleno in sartoria 5986:The Golden Spiders 5870: 5635:(Ernest Petchen), 5572:The New York Times 5541: 5505:received the 1957 5483:Arthur Conan Doyle 5355:Sydney Greenstreet 5318:Francis X. Bushman 5250: 5240:Sydney Greenstreet 5042:When Gravity Fails 4942: 4846:Townsend, Guy M., 4839:). Illustrated by 4602:, March 21, 1969 ( 4557: 4431:Rasputin's Revenge 4364:Too Many Magicians 4349:Murder in Pastiche 4276:Maurice Richardson 4246:The Battered Badge 4240:Murder, Stage Left 3964:Kill Now—Pay Later 3794:A Window for Death 3766:When a Man Murders 3735:The Black Mountain 3703:The Golden Spiders 3655:Murder by the Book 3639:The Gun with Wings 3634:Curtains for Three 3527:The Silent Speaker 3457:Some Buried Caesar 3381:Books by Rex Stout 3350:The Black Mountain 3332:The Black Mountain 3313:The Silent Speaker 3266:The Black Mountain 3219:The Silent Speaker 3206:The Golden Spiders 3160:Some Buried Caesar 3113:Westchester County 3104:Westchester County 3022:Theodore Horstmann 2825:Fictional entities 2763:The Silent Speaker 2743:The Silent Speaker 2737:Some Buried Caesar 2662:The Black Mountain 2643: 2625:Murder by the Book 2602:The Silent Speaker 2564:Some Buried Caesar 2532: 2476:Murder by the Book 2380:Archie Goodwin in 2195:Kill Now—Pay Later 2061:"Murder Is Corny" 1927:Incredible Victory 1588:The Black Mountain 1062:Archie Goodwin in 1005:Archie Goodwin in 997: 952:The Black Mountain 845:Wolfe displays an 839:The Golden Spiders 794:Archie Goodwin in 682:The Silent Speaker 673:The New York Times 640:The Silent Speaker 631:The Silent Speaker 595:Murder by the Book 401:W. 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Baring-Gould 268: 248:The Black Mountain 144:armchair detective 109:(adopted daughter) 11396: 11395: 11352:Death on Deadline 11344:Murder in E Minor 11327: 11326: 11160:"Murder Is Corny" 11152:"Blood Will Tell" 11058:"Christmas Party" 10776:The Doorbell Rang 10706:Champagne for One 10566:Over My Dead Body 10402:Nero Wolfe (2012) 10380:Nero Wolfe (1981) 10369:Nero Wolfe (1979) 9661:Los Angeles Times 9547:Los Angeles Times 9311:Publishers Weekly 9272:The Baltimore Sun 9070:978-0-19-507678-3 8295:Death Times Three 8042:The Doorbell Rang 7989:Help Wanted, Male 7955:The Doorbell Rang 7894:Poison à la Carte 7553:The Doorbell Rang 6930:Help Wanted, Male 6862:The Doorbell Rang 6851:Poison à la Carte 6750:Help Wanted, Male 6697:Over My Dead Body 6682:Over My Dead Body 6458:Champagne for One 6452:Champagne per uno 6341:Podarok dlya Lili 6201:(Fritz Brenner), 6134:La bella bugiarda 6084:The Doorbell Rang 5929:(Fritz Brenner), 5863:as Nero Wolfe in 5846:(A&E Network) 5777:The Doorbell Rang 5760:Nero Wolfe (film) 5643:(Mr. Faversham), 5621:Alexander Scourby 5445:The Final Problem 5297:Mystery Playhouse 5242:starred in NBC's 5220:(June 16, 1937). 5058:manga edition of 5009:Columbia Features 4819:978-2-915793-51-2 4638:(April 19, 1963). 4609:Bourne, Michael, 4555:Rex Stout in 1973 4482:Loren D. Estleman 4401:and collected in 4345:Marion Mainwaring 4234:Stop the Presses! 4141:Death on Deadline 4129:Murder in E Minor 4116:Murder in E Minor 4103:Rex Stout's widow 4057:Death Times Three 3991:The Doorbell Rang 3878:Poison à la Carte 3846:Champagne for One 3838:Murder Is No Joke 3574:Help Wanted, Male 3468:Over My Dead Body 3339:Poison à la Carte 3328:Over My Dead Body 3260:Over My Dead Body 3231:The Doorbell Rang 3189:The Doorbell Rang 3141:New York Gazette, 3107:district attorney 2872:The Doorbell Rang 2848:Bernie Rhodenbarr 2710:The Doorbell Rang 2614:The Doorbell Rang 2590:The Doorbell Rang 2546:(1934), chapter 5 2522:(illustration by 2462:Poison à la Carte 2386:(1935), chapter 2 2324: 2323: 2173:William L. Shirer 1555:The Doorbell Rang 1519:Champagne for One 1228:The Doorbell Rang 1068:(1935), chapter 1 1019:The first novel, 1011:(1968), chapter 5 934:The Doorbell Rang 910:Poison à la Carte 881:(chapter 6), and 800:(1962), chapter 1 577:Over My Dead Body 551:Champagne for One 306:Over My Dead Body 295:Over My Dead Body 137: 136: 99:Private detective 11516: 11320: 11310: 11300: 11290: 11267: 11257: 11247: 11237: 11214: 11204: 11186: 11185: 11172: 11164: 11156: 11148: 11140: 11132: 11124: 11116: 11108: 11100: 11092: 11086: 11078: 11070: 11062: 11054: 11046: 11038: 11030: 11022: 11018:"Die Like a Dog" 11014: 11006: 10998: 10990: 10982: 10974: 10966: 10962:"The Cop-Killer" 10958: 10950: 10942: 10934: 10926: 10922:"Bullet for One" 10918: 10910: 10902: 10894: 10886: 10878: 10870: 10862: 10854: 10831: 10821: 10811: 10801: 10791: 10781: 10771: 10761: 10751: 10741: 10731: 10726:Too Many Clients 10721: 10716:Plot It Yourself 10711: 10701: 10691: 10681: 10671: 10661: 10651: 10641: 10631: 10621: 10611: 10606:And Be a Villain 10601: 10591: 10581: 10571: 10561: 10551: 10541: 10531: 10521: 10511: 10436: 10429: 10422: 10413: 10412: 10280: 10279: 10277: 10276: 10261: 10255: 10254: 10252: 10251: 10240: 10234: 10233: 10231: 10230: 10213: 10207: 10206: 10204: 10203: 10188: 10182: 10181: 10179: 10178: 10161: 10155: 10154: 10152: 10151: 10134: 10128: 10127: 10125: 10124: 10119:on June 23, 2014 10109: 10103: 10102: 10100: 10099: 10094:on July 14, 2014 10093: 10087:. 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Donald Wilson 5155:Herbert Biberman 5153:was directed by 5093:Charles Laughton 4964:, Rex Stout and 4962:Dashiell Hammett 4792:Mitgang, Herbert 4380:Too Many Clients 4327:L'orchidee rouge 4297:(February 1947). 4258:Archie Goes Home 4152:The Bloodied Ivy 4092: 3925:Death of a Demon 3916:Homicide Trinity 3894:Too Many Clients 3886:The Rodeo Murder 3857:Plot It Yourself 3798:Immune to Murder 3762:The Next Witness 3549:And Be a Villain 3376: 3274:Other associates 3211:Immune to Murder 3060:Inspector Cramer 2965:Dashiell Hammett 2900: 2846:and used in his 2809:, when he burns 2681:The Rodeo Murder 2596:Plot It Yourself 2573:Immune to Murder 2547: 2487:Laelia purpurata 2387: 2358: 2339: 2315:And Be a Villain 2307: 2306: 2305: 2283: 2282: 2281: 2266: 2265: 2264: 2249: 2248: 2247: 2225: 2224: 2223: 2221:The First Circle 2213: 2212: 2211: 2189: 2188: 2187: 2177: 2176: 2175: 2150: 2149: 2148: 2133: 2132: 2131: 2118: 2117: 2116: 2101: 2100: 2099: 2088: 2087: 2086: 2085:The Palace Guard 2077: 2076: 2075: 2056:My Life in Court 2051: 2050: 2049: 2023: 2022: 2021: 1999: 1998: 1997: 1989: 1988: 1987: 1967: 1966: 1965: 1957: 1956: 1955: 1940: 1939: 1938: 1923: 1922: 1921: 1906: 1905: 1904: 1887: 1886: 1885: 1863:The Sudden Guest 1859: 1858: 1857: 1839:Beauty for Ashes 1835: 1834: 1833: 1818: 1817: 1816: 1807: 1806: 1805: 1797: 1796: 1795: 1793:William Kunstler 1780: 1779: 1778: 1767: 1766: 1765: 1755: 1754: 1753: 1731: 1730: 1729: 1719: 1718: 1717: 1691: 1690: 1689: 1663: 1662: 1661: 1637: 1636: 1635: 1609: 1608: 1607: 1592: 1591: 1590: 1575: 1574: 1573: 1558: 1557: 1556: 1547: 1546: 1545: 1537: 1536: 1535: 1503: 1502: 1501: 1475: 1474: 1473: 1453: 1452: 1451: 1443: 1442: 1441: 1426: 1425: 1424: 1407: 1406: 1405: 1379: 1378: 1377: 1375:John Roy Carlson 1355: 1354: 1353: 1343: 1342: 1341: 1325:Too Many Clients 1319: 1318: 1317: 1309: 1308: 1307: 1283: 1282: 1281: 1266: 1265: 1264: 1249: 1248: 1247: 1232: 1231: 1230: 1219: 1218: 1217: 1209: 1208: 1207: 1179: 1178: 1177: 1162: 1161: 1160: 1149: 1148: 1147: 1139: 1138: 1137: 1114: 1113: 1085:Plot It Yourself 1069: 1044:Plot It Yourself 1012: 943:Immune to Murder 852:And Be a Villain 833:Plot It Yourself 801: 767: 745: 586:Too Many Clients 500: 474: 463: 284: 213: 174:Stout published 60:First appearance 41: 29: 28: 11524: 11523: 11519: 11518: 11517: 11515: 11514: 11513: 11399: 11398: 11397: 11392: 11366: 11333: 11323: 11318: 11308: 11298: 11288: 11270: 11265: 11255: 11245: 11235: 11217: 11212: 11202: 11199:Meet Nero Wolfe 11175: 11170: 11162: 11154: 11146: 11138: 11130: 11122: 11114: 11106: 11098: 11090: 11084: 11076: 11068: 11066:"Easter Parade" 11060: 11052: 11044: 11036: 11028: 11020: 11012: 11004: 11002:"The Zero Clue" 10996: 10988: 10980: 10978:"Home to Roost" 10972: 10964: 10956: 10948: 10940: 10938:"Door to Death" 10932: 10924: 10916: 10908: 10900: 10892: 10884: 10876: 10868: 10860: 10858:"Black Orchids" 10852: 10841: 10834: 10829: 10826:A Family Affair 10819: 10809: 10806:Death of a Dude 10799: 10796:The Father Hunt 10789: 10786:Death of a Doxy 10779: 10769: 10759: 10756:The Mother Hunt 10749: 10739: 10729: 10719: 10709: 10699: 10689: 10679: 10676:Before Midnight 10669: 10659: 10649: 10646:Prisoner's Base 10639: 10629: 10619: 10609: 10599: 10589: 10579: 10569: 10559: 10549: 10539: 10529: 10526:The Rubber Band 10519: 10509: 10491: 10463: 10445: 10440: 10328:Nero Wolfe Club 10288: 10283: 10274: 10272: 10263: 10262: 10258: 10249: 10247: 10242: 10241: 10237: 10228: 10226: 10214: 10210: 10201: 10199: 10189: 10185: 10176: 10174: 10162: 10158: 10149: 10147: 10135: 10131: 10122: 10120: 10111: 10110: 10106: 10097: 10095: 10091: 10080: 10076: 10075: 10071: 10062: 10060: 10050: 10046: 10037: 10035: 10026: 10025: 10021: 10012: 10010: 10002: 10001: 9997: 9988: 9986: 9974: 9970: 9959: 9955: 9946: 9944: 9939: 9938: 9934: 9925: 9923: 9915: 9914: 9905: 9896: 9894: 9881: 9880: 9876: 9867: 9865: 9864:. 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