The Black Dahlia audio book adaptation pilot
Jack Holiday for Dwight "Bucky" Bleichert (old, narrator)
Dwight "Bucky" Bleichert (old, narrator)
The story is narrated by an older Bucky, possibly decades later. Everything from the younger version applies here, except older, more experienced, and gruffer. Ideally, I would like the same voice actor for the younger Bucky doing an older take on the character, but we'll see. I don't want to bog down anyone with too much work.
I always imagined the older Bucky having a voice similar to Keith Szarabajka, who voiced Herschel Biggs in LA Noire and also served as narrator(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ol0vvI7snvw&t=27s), but feel free to do whatever you think is best.
- english
- adult
- audiobook
- general american
- old
- male senior
I never knew her in life. She exist for me through others, in evidence of the ways her death drove them. Working backward, seeking only facts, I reconstructed her as a sad little girl and a whore, at best a could have-been. A tag that might equally apply to me.
But before the Dahlia there was the partnership, and before that there was the war and military regulations and manuevers at Central Division, reminding us that cops were also soldiers, even though we were a whole lot less popular than the ones battling the Germans and the Japs.
It was early June of '43. The week before, sailors had brawled with zoot suit wearing Mexicans at the Lick Pier in Venice.