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'''Marlowe Drive''' is a two-way street (2.54 miles long) in [[Vinewood Hills]] that begins at [[Tongva Drive]] and ends at [[Senora Road]]. |
'''Marlowe Drive''' is a two-way street (2.54 miles long) in [[Vinewood Hills]] that begins at [[Tongva Drive]] and ends at [[Senora Road]]. |
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It is likely inspired by {{WP|Mulholland Drive}}. This also makes it likely to be the [[HD Universe]] rendition of the area in the [[3D Universe]] [[Los Santos (3D Universe)|Los Santos]] of the [[Mulholland|same name]]. |
It is likely inspired by {{WP|Mulholland Drive}}. This also makes it likely to be the [[HD Universe]] rendition of the area in the [[3D Universe]] [[Los Santos (3D Universe)|Los Santos]] of the [[Mulholland|same name]]. |
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| ⚫ | Some rest areas can be recognized as those on the real-life road, offering views of the [[Vinewood Sign]], the [[Vinewood Bowl]], the [[Galileo Observatory]], [[Lake Vinewood]], and [[Downtown Los Santos (HD Universe)|Downtown Los Santos]]. It has seven rest areas just like its real-life counterpart. |
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| ⚫ | *The name is mostly likely inspired in the fictional detective {{WP|Philip Marlowe|Philip Marlowe}}, a private detective created by {{WP|Raymond Chandler}}. The setting in Chandler's novels were based in {{WP|Los Angeles County|Los Angeles}}, the city [[Los Santos (HD Universe)|Los Santos]] is based on. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Md.jpg|Marlowe Drive Panel. |
Md.jpg|Marlowe Drive Panel. |
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Revision as of 09:00, 7 March 2020
Marlowe Drive is a two-way street (2.54 miles long) in Vinewood Hills that begins at Tongva Drive and ends at Senora Road.
Description
It is likely inspired by Mulholland Drive. This also makes it likely to be the HD Universe rendition of the area in the 3D Universe Los Santos of the same name.
Some rest areas can be recognized as those on the real-life road, offering views of the Vinewood Sign, the Vinewood Bowl, the Galileo Observatory, Lake Vinewood, and Downtown Los Santos. It has seven rest areas just like its real-life counterpart.
Gallery
East view of Marlowe Drive.
L.S. at night, the view from Marlowe Drive.
View of the Galileo Observatory from one of west rest areas.
Marlowe Drive sunset to the west.
Marlowe Drive Panel.
Trivia
- The name is mostly likely inspired in the fictional detective Philip Marlowe, a private detective created by Raymond Chandler. The setting in Chandler's novels were based in Los Angeles, the city Los Santos is based on.
- It is possible that Marlowe Drive is named after a prominent unseen family in the game, as the Marlowe Vineyards are also in the game.