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رحلات جول فيرن الممتعة
ينقلنا جول فارن في رحلاته الممتعة إلى عوالم جديدة لم تكن معروفة في عصره. يجمع فارن في رواياته الخمس، ما بين الخيال العلمي والموهبة الروائية ليحمل قارئه على خطى شخصياته اللطيفة التي تعبر القارة الإفريقية بالمنطاد، ثم تجول حول العالم في ثمانين يوما لتنطلق من جديد، وتدوس أرض القمر، ثم تغوص في باطن الأرض أو في قعر البحار. لقد استوحى جول فارن إختراعاته ورحلاته من روح عصره، أي القرن الثامن عشر ؛ حيث راجت الإكتشافات العلمية ورواها بأسلوبه الممتع والحيوي بالإضافة إلى خياله العلمي الواسع. مجموعة من القصص موجهة لمحبي المغامرة والتحدي والاستكشاف.
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Hollywood Presents Jules Verne
An \"illuminating\" look at how filmmakers have taken us around the world, under the sea, and to the center of the earth over the course of a century ( Milwaukee Express).
Even for those who have never read Jules Verne, the author's very name conjures visions of the submarine in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, the epic race in Around the World in Eighty Days, the spacecraft in From the Earth to the Moon, and the daring descent in Journey to the Center of the Earth. One of the most widely translated authors of all time, Verne has inspired filmmakers since the early silent period and continues to fascinate audiences more than a century after his works were first published. His riveting plots and vivid descriptions easily transform into compelling scripts and dramatic visual compositions.
In Hollywood Presents Jules Verne, Brian Taves investigates the indelible mark that the author has left on English-language cinema. Adaptations of Verne's tales have taken many forms—early movie shorts, serials, feature films, miniseries, and television shows—and have been produced as both animated and live-action films. Taves illuminates how, as these stories have been made and remade over the years, each new adaptation looks back not only to Verne's words but also to previous screen incarnations. He also examines how generations of actors have portrayed iconic characters such as Phileas Fogg and Captain Nemo, and how these figures are treated in pastiches such as Journey 2: The Mysterious Island. Investigating the biggest box-office hits as well as lower-budget productions, this comprehensive study will appeal not only to fans of the writer's work but also to readers interested in the ever-changing relationship between literature, theater, and film.
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80 days or die
After his friend falls seriously ill, Max and his cousin Alex use clues found in their great-great-great-grandfather Jules Vernes' unpublished manuscript to find a magical cure.
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Hollywood Presents Jules Verne
Even for those who have never read Jules Verne (1828--1905), the author's very name conjures visions of the submarine inTwenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, the epic race inAround the World in Eighty Days, the spacecraft inFrom the Earth to the Moon, and the daring descent inJourney to the Center of the Earth. One of the most widely translated authors of all time, Verne has inspired filmmakers since the early silent period and continues to fascinate audiences more than one hundred years after his works were first published. His riveting plots and vivid descriptions easily transform into compelling scripts and dramatic visual compositions.
InHollywood Presents Jules Verne, Brian Taves investigates the indelible mark that the author has left on English-language cinema. Adaptations of Verne's tales have taken many forms -- early movie shorts, serials, feature films, miniseries, and television shows -- and have been produced as both animated and live-action films. Taves illuminates how, as these stories have been made and remade over the years, each new adaptation looks back not only to Verne's words but also to previous screen incarnations. He also examines how generations of actors have portrayed iconic characters such as Phileas Fogg and Captain Nemo, and how these figures are treated in pastiches such asJourney 2: The Mysterious Island(2012). Investigating the biggest box-office hits as well as lower-budget productions, this comprehensive study will appeal not only to fans of the writer's work but also to readers interested in the ever-changing relationship between literature, theater, and film.
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Una ensoñación efímera de M. Verne (1888-1906)
Dans cet article dont le titre en français \"La petite rêverie de M. Verne\", nous voulons montrer le chemin parcouru par Un express de l'avenir à travers la presse française, espagnole, britannique et américaine, entre 1888 et 1906. Ce petit texte a longtemps été attribué à Jules Verne et continue de l'être. Nous réalisons une recherche documentaire dans les hémérothèques des bibliothèques nationales espagnole et française, une analyse et une étude comparative. Ce sont des traductions /adaptations différentes qui offrent une perspective de l'influence du nom Verne à l'époque.
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Who was Jules Verne?
\"Meet the father of science fiction, Jule Verne. Born in France in 1828, Jules Verne always dreamed of adventure. At age 11, he snuck onboard a ship headed for the Indies only to be discovered by his father and have his dreams dashed. After his father made him swear to only travel \"in his imagination,\" Verne kept his promise for the rest of his life. He began writing adventure stories as a young man and became a popular writer throughout France. Known for mixing scientific discovery and literature in his books like Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Around the World in 80 Days, Verne is often called \"The Father of Science Fiction.\"\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Beyond the Sea: Echoes of Jules Verne in \The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou\
Wes Anderson's films often contain intertextual connections to literary predecessors in a relationship that's not quite adaptation but more a series of interconnected allusions. Anderson's Life Aquatic shares several common themes with Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues under the Sea (1870), including spectacles of design in the Nautilus and the Belafonte that overtly connect these ships to their captains, their troubled protagonists, and competing versions of masculinity highlighted by interaction with other male characters.
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