The Black Echo was a movie made by Paramount Pictures in 2002, starring Richard Chance and Quint Hooper, based "very loosely" on a case investigated by LAPD detective Harry Bosch.
Bosch was paid as a consultant on the film, but considered the movie to be "crap." His daughter later saw the movie while living in Hong Kong.
Allusions[]
A movie based on one of Bosch's cases, for which he was paid as a consultant, has previously been mentioned as having been made in The Black Echo, The Black Ice, and A Darkness More Than Night.
The in-universe movie poster was later used as the cover for a mass-market paperback edition of the novel rereleased on 15 October 2013.
Appearances[]
- Bosch: "Lost Light" (mentioned)
- Bosch: "Fugazi" (poster)
- Bosch: "Donkey's Years" (poster)
- Bosch: "Us and Them" (poster)
- Bosch: "Trunk Music" (poster)
- Bosch: "Gone" (poster)
- Bosch: "Heart Attack" (poster)
- Bosch: "Everybody Counts" (poster)