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    The Scarlet Pimpernel

    The Scarlet Pimpernel

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    The Scarlet Pimpernel is a musical with music by Frank Wildhorn and lyrics and book by Nan Knighton,...

Stand by Me (1986)
Stand by Me (1986)
1986 | Drama
Based on the Stephen King novel, The body, which is the backdrop to this great story. (2 more)
Outstanding acting from the then young cast.
Nostalgic story of friendship and the vulnerability of youth.
Coming of age movie, with the late River Phoenix. Stand by Me is a small, quiet film that walks tall and resonates long after.
  
Wytches: Volume 1
Wytches: Volume 1
Scott Snyder, Jock | 2015 | Fiction & Poetry
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Amazing artwork (2 more)
Horror based storyline
Great plot twists
Only one volume in the series (so far) (1 more)
The story leaves you on a cliffhanger but doesn't follow up with another installment
A great horror graphic novel.
It's a brilliant horror based storyline with a great twist on tradition witches (wytches). The artwork is dark enough to really add power to the story it accompanies.
Unfortunately though, the story leaves you on a cliffhanger which I would have loved if I knew there were going to be another installment to follow up on it.
Still, it's a great read and certainly one to add to the collection if you're a horror fan.
  
    Flower Drum Song

    Flower Drum Song

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    Flower Drum Song was the eighth musical by the team of Rodgers and Hammerstein. It is based on the...

The Mating Season (Jeeves, #9)
The Mating Season (Jeeves, #9)
P.G. Wodehouse | 2002 | Humor & Comedy
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Even by PG Wodehouse standards, this one is pretty complicated - so much so, that Bertie Wooster even provides a list at the end of the novel (something liek 'Sundered Hearts'/'Reunited Hearts')!

Of course, while reading it, I was also (perhaps unavoidably) comparing it to the episodes of the old TV series that were clearly based on this particular novel, making it impossible to visualise any other than Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie as Jeeves and Wooster, respectively.