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	Nero Wolfe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nero Wolfe is a fictional detective who appeared in 33 novels and 39 short stories by the American mystery writer Rex Stout from the 1930s to the 1970s.
		Wolfe is at first concerned about a possible conflict of interest, but feels unable to refuse when the man then dies in his office before telling Wolfe where to find the red box.
		The psychology of Rex Stout, Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nero_Wolfe (4061 words)

	The psychology of Rex Stout, Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin
		Nero Wolfe is a genius, Stout, his puppeteer, is a clever writer and a man of wide experience who can be assumed to have met several ‘geniuses’; his descriptions are widely perceptive.
		Nero Wolfe was born in 1934 and evaporated in 1975, thus Stout was writing Nero’s adventures from the age of 48 until 88.
		Nero is often described as weighing one-seventh of a (short/‘American’) ton, that is, one-seventh of 2,000 lb avoirdupois or 907.18474 kg.
	www.abelard.org /nero_wolfe.php (7979 words)

	Nero Wolfe
		Wolfe says he isn’t wasting their time, that they had to hear a part of it and to appreciate the part they had to hear the whole.
		Wolfe wants to do the job he was hired for, and to do that he wants to get Meer on the phone and tell him that the two of them are there with him and ask him to join them for a talk.
		Wolfe tells him that he knows who the bomber is and that he is going to disclose it to the police no later than 4 o’clock but that he would like to tell Browning and Miss Lugos first.
	www.nero-wolfe.us (3250 words)

	Merely A Genius...
		Wolfe is actually arrested and jailed, as a material witness in the murder of a former client in a wiretap case.
		Wolfe, the appended editor's note says, was released from his pledge of secrecy by Barin's untimely death during the Spanish Civil War.
		Rex Stout, the creator of Nero Wolfe, was born in Noblesville, Indiana, in 1886, the sixth of nine children of John and Lucetta Todhunter Stout, both Quakers.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/8907/nero.html (10052 words)

	Nero Wolfe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Nero Wolfe, the fat genius detective of New York City, is the literary creation of Rex Stout.
		Archie is himself a fine detective, and serves as legman for Wolfe, going out and gathering information and suspects, and bringing them (both the clues and the suspects) to Wolfe for digestion.
		I was bothered so much by this, in fact, that I wrote three Nero Wolfe stories myself, in a self-proclaimed effort to conclude the series properly (Stout actually concluded the series fairly well, and his last story, A Family Affair should satisfy those who haven't read Goldsborough, though it is a bit depressing).
	www.madengineer.com /Wolfe.htm (488 words)

	Rex Stout and Nero Wolfe
		Wolfe is almost certainly the quirkiest of the hard-boiled detectives of the time.
		Nero Wolfe was born in Montenegro, which became part of Yugoslavia, but with recent territorial disputes in that area, I am not sure in exactly which country Montenegro now lies.
		Wolfe, himself an obsessive/compulsive person, maintains a household of unusual characters in his brownstone on West 35th Street in New York City.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/mystery/9907 (522 words)

	Psychology of Nero Wolfe
		Wolfe, on the other hand is light on his feet and moves around fast if he needs to.
		In the painting, Wolfe is slumped, his clothes are wrinkled, his hair is askew and his nose is red and swollen.
		After the war, Wolfe went back to Montenegro and “shed another illusion.” It appears that he had been betrayed by a woman that he loved.
	www.wolfeworld.8m.com /psycho~1.htm (1042 words)

	Nero Wolfe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Nero Wolfe is the detective in a long-running series of mystery novels by Rex Stout.
		He says of orchids that they are "his concubines: insipid, expensive, parasitic and temperamental." Wolfe spends the hours of 9-11am and 4-6pm in the greenhouse on the roof, with Theodore and the orchids; the rest of the day is spent in his office.
		If you are a Wolfe expert, or even an interested beginner, please look at the questions and mail me if you know the answer.
	www.things.org /~muffy/pages/books/rex_stout/nero_wolfe.html (314 words)

	Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin
		Nero Wolfe and his investigator/bodyguard/secretary ARCHIE GOODWIN are just as much "eyes" as their predecessors Holmes and Watson – with a big helping of the American P.I. genes that defined the genre.
		Wolfe sometimes employs or works with outside detectives as well; his favourite hired guns are Saul Panzer and Orrie Cather, and he occasionally crosses paths (and swords) with Stout's female P.I. Dol Bonner.
		The Adventures of Nero Wolfe was brought to radio in 1943 with Santos Ortega in the lead role, and in 1945-46 with Francis X. Bushman as Nero and Elliot Lewis as Archie.
	www.thrillingdetective.com /wolfe.html (3664 words)

	Wolfe's Reading List
		Wolfe is obviously a fan of Gunther's, since he's read at least two of the books: Inside Russia Today and Inside Europe.
		I was excited to find a reference at the end or beginning (I can't remember which book) of a Nero Wolfe Mystery and found that the two authors had great mutual admiration for each other and personal enjoyment out of reading the other's books.
		Wolfe is in the middle of the a fit.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/8907/wolfe_rl.html (3736 words)

	Nero Wolfe (1981) TV Show - Nero Wolfe (1981) Television Show - TV.com
		Nero Wolfe was a detective show starring William Conrad as the Rex Stout title creation.
		Nero Wolfe was a large private detective who used his deductive powers instead of his own legwork to solve cases.
		Wolfe did occasionally leave his brownstone apartment but opted to spend time growing his prize-winning orchids.
	www.tv.com /nero-wolfe-1981/show/2157/summary.html (189 words)

	Nero Wolfe OTR MP3 List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The eccentricities of Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe were well known by the time the character came to radio.
		Wolfe grumbled whenever a potential client appeared, but usually took the case because high living had taken its toll on his bank account.
		It was Wolfe's asistant, Archie Goodwin, who would actually go around, interviewing witnesses and gathering clues for interpretation by the great one later.
	www.otrcat.com /nerowolfe.htm (272 words)

	Amazon.com: Nero Wolfe - The Complete Classic Whodunit Series: DVD: Maury Chaykin,Timothy Hutton,Bill Smitrovich,Mimi ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Nero Wolfe (Maury Chaykin) and Archie Goodwin (Timothy Hutton) are a crime-fighting team whose methods differ wildly.
		Nero Wolfe takes on "the big fish" J. Edgar Hoover to earn the biggest fee of his career.
		Wolfe would have been 52 in 1944, having been born in 1892, the son of Sherlock Holmes and "the woman", Irene Adler.
	www.amazon.com /Nero-Wolfe-Complete-Classic-Whodunit/dp/B000CRR3CE (2849 words)

	Nero Wolfe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		But the right approach (see the Nero Wolfe cable series on AandE) was to put the show back to the beginning and make it vintage.
		On the other hand the characters of Wolfe, Archie, the police captain and Fritz are wonderfully consistent from show to show, becoming increasingly lovable as their character foibles resurface each week.
		Archie drugs Wolfe, so that he can remove his clothing without his knowledge, as part of a plot to clear his name.
	www.jumptheshark.com /n/nerowolfe.htm (649 words)

	Nero Wolfe DVDs
		Nero Wolfe Sites—Other groups and fansites of interest to Wolfe aficionados.
		Wolfe has told the G-man that he doesn't have a daughter, and yet it appears that he does Wolfe silences Archie with a single "Yes?" Archie backs down, Wolfe repeats instructions.
		The resident femme fatale of Nero Wolfe,Kari Matchett, is also in the cast of the series, which is slated to run on the SciFi channel in 2004.
	entwold.home.att.net /NeroWolfeDVDs.htm (4348 words)

	Westray.org Nero Wolfe Page
		About Nero Wolfe, he's an overweight genius eccentric detective with a fixation for orchids, quality food and beers.
		Nero Wolfe Theme 1981 - John Addison version for the earlier run TV program.
		Lee Goldberg, one of the "Nero Wolfe" writers, hosts a website that covers the various shows that Lee has written for.
	calwestray.tripod.com /nero_wolfe.htm (799 words)

	Wolfe Pack -- Official Site of the Nero Wolfe Fan Club Main Page
		Zeck figures in a trilogy of Wolfe novels: And Be A Villain, 1948; The Second Confession, 1949, and In the Best Families, 1950.
		Articles based on the world of Nero Wolfe, quizzes, pastiches, speculations, etc. about the denizens of West 35th St are encouraged.
		Wolfe left the brownstone, he left the door open to show everyone that he had left and the brownstone was empty.
	www.nerowolfe.org (1366 words)

	Nero Wolfe and Rex Stout Page of The Gazette of the Arts
		Our Rex Stout Mystery Check List lists all the Nero Wolfe stories, with original publication dates, in the order in which they should be read.
		This Nero Wolfe page is dedicated to the classic detective mystery series by Rex Stout which chronicles the cases of the world's largest detective, Nero Wolfe, and the exploits of his "eyes, ears, and legs" Archie Goodwin.
		Muir's Nero Wolfe's Web Page This is a site that was gone for a while and is very welcome back.
	www.gazetteofthearts.com /wolfe1.htm (1525 words)

	Nero Wolfe
		I've taken info pertinet to Tim, but go to http://www.geocities.com/Athens/8907/wolfe_tv.html for lots more great stuff about Nero Wolfe and the show.
		Most Tim fans know he's directed before, including videos for the Cars and Neil Young, and his movie "Digging To China." And the diehard fans probably also know about the amount of research he does and his acute attention to detail for almost all his roles.
		One of the things that most struck me was that care was being taken to bring out the bright colours of Wolfe's life: not just with the yellow shirts, but even with details like Fritz's clothes and even the colours of the cars on the street.
	www.angelfire.com /on/timhutton2/nero.html (727 words)

	Nero Wolfe (1981) (a Titles and Air Dates Guide) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Nero Wolfe (1981) (a Titles and Air Dates Guide)
		1- 4 6 Feb 81 Wolfe at the Door 5.
		Any sales or other uses of this document are expressly forbidden, without the specific consent of the author(s).
	epguides.com /NeroWolfe_1981 (206 words)

	Nero Wolfe - The Complete First Season
		Currently, there are not enough Tomatometer critic reviews for Nero Wolfe - The Complete First Season to receive a rating.
		A&E's original television series based on Rex Stout's beloved mystery novels stars Maury Chaykin as housebound detective Nero Wolfe, solving mysteries from the confines of his Manhattan brownstone through clues gathered by intrepid sidekick Archie Goodwin (Timothy Hutton).
		Chaykin perfectly embodies Wolfe's orchid-loving, fastidious nature while Hutton's entertainingly sarcastic voice-over narration captures the true essence of Stout's novels with characteristic wit and suspense.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /m/nero_wolfe_the_complete_first_season (438 words)

	Nero Wolfe's Cases
		Nero Wolfe buys the old brownstone on West Thirty-fifth Street, hires Archie Goodwin, and begins his career as a private detective.
		Wolfe during this year gets his first knowledge of X. Monday, September 12 - Thursday, September 15
		When Wolfe returns to New York, Arnold Zeck dies.
	www.things.org /~muffy/pages/books/rex_stout/bibliography.html (962 words)

	Nero Wolfe - The Doorbell Rang
		Currently, there are not enough Tomatometer critic reviews for Nero Wolfe - The Doorbell Rang to receive a rating.
		The premiere episode of A&E's original series based on Rex Stout's beloved Nero Wolfe novel, THE DOORBELL RANG sees the detective (Maury Chaykin) and his assistant Archie Goodwin (Timothy Hutton) taking on J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI.
		In a turn of events, it seems the agency may not be guilty of murder but their cooperation is paramount in the capturing of a killer.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /m/nero_wolfe_the_doorbell_rang (391 words)

	The Biography Channel: Nero Wolfe
		Set in the 1950's in New York City, Nero Wolfe is arguably the greatest American detective in history, despite (or perhaps on account of) his countless foibles as crafty, cantankerous and exceedingly eccentric.
		Based on Rex Stout's classic novels, Nero Wolfe has become a cult fan favorite.
		BBC seems to become more regular with its broadcasting of Nero Wolfe
	boards.biography.com /forum.jspa?forumID=30029 (141 words)

	Nero Wolfe
		Get Hard to find Nero Wolfe Books on
		I had once burned Wolfe old radioshows on CD, but Havent listened to them all so far.
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	groups.msn.com /NeroWolfe (87 words)

	RadioLovers.com - Nero Wolfe
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	www.radiolovers.com /pages/nerowolfe.htm (152 words)

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