Novelist Gregory Mcdonald’s crime-solving journalist Irwin M. Fletcher, better known as “Fletch,” has never been a very conventional hero. After Chevy Chase put his own bumbling, pratfall-filled spin ...

Starting in the 1970s, Gregory McDonald wrote nine novels starring I.M. “Fletch” Fletcher, a sort of insouciant, bon vivant LA Times reporter who gets into mischief, like a sort of class clown’s James ...

The story is based on the second book in Gregory Mcdonald’s series of novels, which is also called Confess, Fletch. And as the name implies, ol’ Fletch is in a world of trouble. As an investigative ...

Anyone remember Chevy Chase’s “Fletch”? Because there’s a new iteration of the story in theaters right now, and Jon Hamm and company spent a lot of their own money to get it there. Director Greg ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The short answer: yes, and no. Sorry. First, a breakdown of the books, and then we’ll dig into how ...

Last year marked the return of the iconic comedic reporter Irwin M. Fletcher, better known as Fletch, with the Jon Hamm-led reboot Confess, Fletch. Based on the series of mystery novels by Gregory ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook “I am beyond excited to continue to tell the story of Irwin M. Fletcher,” Hamm said in a statement ...

Jon Hamm is back and better than ever with his take on “Fletch” in “Confess, Fletch.” Based on a 1976 novel of the same name by Gregory McDonald (which was turned into a few movies starring Chevy ...

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So you may have heard that there’s a new Fletch movie out, which revives the wisecracking , investigative journalist of Gregory Mcdonald’s mystery novels for our wonderful modern age. You know, the ...

A mystery that’s funny, amusing, and fairly low-stakes: sounds like the perfect movie to flip on when you need a diversion, right? The sort of movie that used to play on repeat on cable, that you ...

Jon Hamm is back and better than ever with his take on “Fletch” in “Confess, Fletch.” Based on a 1976 novel of the same name by Gregory McDonald (which was turned into a few movies starring Chevy ...