Fred Gennett

1. Fred Gennett also had confidence in Fred Wiggins, a thin man with a high-pitched voice and a stogie perpetually dangling from his mouth.

Nora Charles

1. After appearing with Ram�n Novarro in The Barbarian (1933), Loy landed the part that established her as a major actress, Nora Charles in The Thin Man (1934).

Sandman

1. For the Sandman, the series depicted him as an old, thin man with a balding scalp and a sharp wit.

Hellman

1. He and Hellman shuttled from L.A. to New York, where he finally settled in at a hotel managed by Nathanael West to work on The Thin Man.

Mystery

1. It at once gives a coy nod to the parlor psychology of the "Thin Man" variety of mystery, and looks forward to the dark Hitchcockian psychological thriller.

Murder Mystery

1. At once knowing and unabashedly romantic, The Thin Man is a murder mystery that doubles as a sophisticated comedy of manners.

Fat Man

1. This differs from the alternative theory that "Fat Man" was named after Churchill and "Thin Man" after Roosevelt (see Links).

Entirely

1. In July 1944 the laboratory abandoned the plutonium gun-type bomb (" Thin Man ", shown above) and focused almost entirely on the problem of implosion.

Uranium

1. There would be no "Thin Man." The gun method was further developed for uranium only, which had few complications.

Feature Films

1. MGM's first attempts at programming were cross-promotion of feature films (The MGM Parade), and based on successful film properties like The Thin Man.

Quite Good

1. The Bursar is a thin man who is still quite good with numbers, but sod all else.

William Powell

1. Perhaps her most famous role was as Nora Charles, wife of detective Nick Charles (William Powell), in The Thin Man series of madcap detective films.

Myrna Loy

1. That was followed by a Lux adaptation of The Thin Man, featuring the movie's stars, Myrna Loy and William Powell.

Plutonium

1. The weapons envisaged in 1942 were the two gun-type weapons, Little Boy (uranium) and Thin Man (plutonium), and the Fat Man plutonium implosion bomb.

Thin Man

1. Characterisation Outward appearance Snape is described as a thin man with sallow skin, a large, hooked nose, and yellow, uneven teeth.
2. In 1943–1944, development efforts were directed to a gun-type fission weapon with plutonium, called " Thin Man ".

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1. Development Efforts
2. Nature > Matter > Atoms > Plutonium
3. Uneven Teeth
4. Arts > Films > Film > Myrna Loy
5. William Powell
6. Books about "Thin Man" in Amazon.com
   

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