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Jacques Garcia: Twenty Years of Passion: Chateau du Champ de Bataille

Eric Sander and Alain Stella

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Famous not only for his passion for antiquities but also for his much-lauded and internationally...

As I Walked Out Through Spain in Search of Laurie Lee

P.D. Murphy

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Have you ever read a book that changed your life? Had a hero who shared your life? Wanted a second...

The Book Supremacy (Bibliophile Mystery #13)

Kate Carlisle

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Newlyweds Brooklyn and Derek are enjoying the final days of their honeymoon in Paris. As they're...

Baillon Collection: A Sensational Barnfind

Remi Dargegen

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"Found sheltering in a garage was one of just three Maserati A6G 2000 Berlinettas with coachwork by...

Jane & Serge: A Family Album

Andrew Birkin and Alison Castle

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Je t'aime...moi non plus: The Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg family album The highly public love...

Pocket Mine 3

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Get on a mining adventure in this sequel to the sequel of the addictive hit game! Tap blocks to dig...

Hollywood Celebrates the Holidays: 1920-1970

Karie Bible and Mary Nan S. Mallory

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Marvelously illustrated with more than 200 rare images from the silent era through the 1970s, this...

David McK (3731 KP) rated The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) in Movies

Jan 23, 2021

Kevin Reynolds - who also directed Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - take on the classic Alexandre Dumas (probably more famous for The Three Musketeers) tale of love, loss and revenge, starring Jim Caviezel as Edmond Dantes, who is wrongly imprisoned for treason and who - 13 odd years or so later - finally escapes with the aid of another Prisoner, who vouch safes to Dumas the location of a vast treasure that Dumas then spends to gain his revenge on those who betrayed him (including his former best friend).

Since I've never read (or listened to) the book, I cannot speak to how accurate this is to the source.

I can say, however, that it is an enjoyable enough watch, that reminds me (somewhat) of the likes of 'The Man In The Iron Mask' as well as 'The Three Musketeers' - no surprise there!