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Books into films often captivate audiences with their seamless transition from page to screen. These adaptations not only bring beloved stories to life but also offer a fresh perspective, enriching the narrative for both avid readers and movie enthusiasts alike. Through skilful direction and nuanced performances, these cinematic renditions honour the essence of the original texts while infusing them with visual splendour and emotional depth. From classics to contemporary bestsellers, each adaptation holds the power to transport viewers into enchanting worlds, sparking discussions on themes, characters, and storytelling techniques. In the realm of entertainment, these adaptations stand as timeless testaments to the enduring magic of literature. All in this category are first edition, first printings.
Cape – 1953-66. Sixteen volumes, all first editions, all first printings. A very good to fine set of books. Comprising: Casino Royale; Live and Let Die; Moonraker; Diamonds are Forever;…
A softcover published in 2004 by Warp Films in 2004. A near fine copy lightly rubbed, SIGNED on the front cover by Paddy Considine star of the Shane Meadows film…
A first edition, first printing of ‘The English Patient’ by Michael Ondaatje, published by Bloomsbury in 1992. A very good book with slight bumping to the head and base of…
A first edition, first printing of ‘Casino Royale’ by Ian Fleming, published by Cape in 1953. A near fine (or better) book without inscriptions (a trace of spotting to the…
A first edition, first printing of ‘The Man With The Golden Gun’, by Ian Fleming published by Cape in 1965. A near fine book without inscriptions in near fine clipped…
An unframed lobby card used in cinemas to advertise the motion picture of ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ (shortened from The Mirror Crack’d From Side To Side) released in 1980. Measuring 28cm…
An unframed lobby card used in cinemas to advertise the motion picture of ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ (shortened from The Mirror Crack’d From Side To Side) released in 1980. Measuring 28cm…
An unframed lobby card used in cinemas to advertise the motion picture of ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ (shortened from The Mirror Crack’d From Side To Side) released in 1980. Measuring 28cm…
An unframed lobby card used in cinemas to advertise the motion picture of ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ (shortened from The Mirror Crack’d From Side To Side) released in 1980. Measuring 28cm…
An unframed lobby card used in cinemas to advertise the motion picture of ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ (shortened from The Mirror Crack’d From Side To Side) released in 1980. Measuring 28cm…
An unframed lobby card used in cinemas to advertise the motion picture of ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ (shortened from The Mirror Crack’d From Side To Side) released in 1980. Measuring 28cm…
An unframed lobby card used in cinemas to advertise the motion picture of ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ (shortened from The Mirror Crack’d From Side To Side) released in 1980. Measuring 28cm…
An unframed lobby card used in cinemas to advertise the motion picture of ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ (shortened from The Mirror Crack’d From Side To Side) released in 1980. Measuring 28cm…
An unframed lobby card used in cinemas to advertise the motion picture of ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ (shortened from The Mirror Crack’d From Side To Side) released in 1980. Measuring 28cm…
An unframed lobby card used in cinemas to advertise the motion picture of ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ (shortened from The Mirror Crack’d From Side To Side) released in 1980. Measuring 28cm…
An unframed lobby card used in cinemas to advertise the motion picture of ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ (shortened from The Mirror Crack’d From Side To Side) released in 1980. Measuring 28cm…
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