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"Yesterday\u2019s announcement at Cannes that the actor-director Mathieu Amalric will adapt Stendhal\u2019s 1830 \u201CLe Rouge et le Noir\u201D (\u201CThe Red and the Black\u201D) means that three of France\u2019s greatest 19th-century novels are being made into new movies. The others are Gustave Flaubert\u2019s \u201CMadame Bovary\u201D (1856), and \u00C9mile Zola\u2019s \u201CTh\u00E9r\u00E8se Raquin\u201D (1867). (Tom Hooper\u2019s upcoming movie of \u201CLes Mis\u00E9rables\u201D technically can\u2019t be added to this group since the source is not Victor Hugo\u2019s five-volume 1862 novel but Claude-Michael Sch\u00F6nberg's&amp;nbsp;1985 stage musical.) Read the full post on Spotlight.[content:advertisement-center]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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