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How Inaccurate is Too Inaccurate? Film Adaptations of Classic Literature

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Isabella Hamilton Dale Jan 25, 2026 8 min read

‘The film stands on Mary Shelley’s shoulders but never really thanks her for the effort. It glances down at her once or twice, then quickly…

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