... REBECCA necessarily a literal one. Coppola Most directors would have made an While not exactly a classic of transplanted Joseph Conrad's 'Heart absolute mess of Thomas Keneally's literature, Daphne Du Maurier's of Darkness' to 20th century Vietnam story ...

... 50s? (j) Which Orson Welles film was famously hacked to pieces by his studio? (a) What was the nouvelle vague? (b) What Joseph Conrad novella was 'Apocalypse Now' based on? (c) Which otherwise respectable writer was involved in writing the script of 'Ben ...

... great laureates of the ocean, during the brief reign of the clippers: the Pole, Joseph Conrad; the Englishman, John Masefield, and the Scot, Robert Louis Stevenson. Joseph Conrad's novels, beginning with Nigger of the Narcissus of 1897 and Lord Jim a couple ...

... Francji, Anglii i Irlandii. Cena biletu na 3 czerwca: €3O). Festiwalowi w Cobh towarzyszyd bcdzie wystawa zatytutowana Joseph Conrad. Micdzy ladem a morzem, upamietniajlica 150. rocznicc urodzin pisarza (otwardie - 31 maja, godz. 19.00, galeria Sirius ...

... has raised concerns because some classics currently in the curriculum including works by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Joseph Conrad would be removed to make way for the new titles. Culture Minister Kazimierz Michal Ujazdowski said it was completely ...

... Quo Vadis, which concerns Christian persecutions under). sics currently in the curriculum - including works by Goethe, Joseph Conrad, himself a Pole, Dostoevsky or Kafka - would be removed. Culture Minister Kazimierz Michal Ujazdowski said it was completely ...

... book ever convinced me that the Apocalypse was so close. Favourite book? Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky, Lord Jim by Joseph Conrad. Favourite film? In the week of his death, Ingmar Bergman's Persona, The Seventh Ceal and the extraordinary Scenes From ...

... do his best to concur with the director's wishes and read in advance Heart of Darkness, the slim and modest novella by Joseph Conrad on which Coppola's story was based. On foot of these not unreasonable conditions, he would be paid a million dollars for ...

... deep in the jungle, is Gavin Kostick and one of his two Fringe contributions, The Heart of Darkness. Kostick delivers Joseph Conrad's text (and we're guessing that means reading) in its entirety. For five and a half hours. That's what I call fringe! ...

... find their careers in jeopardy when they pursue the matter with the police. Francis Ford Coppola's Vietnam-set take on Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness certainly isn't without its flaws, but when it hits the spot it does so spectacularly. Martin Sheen ...

... Selma Lagerlof were honoured, and who reads or has even heard of any of those now? Henry James, Guillaume Apollinaire, Joseph Conrad and Thomas Hardy were spurned, while the accolade was given to Verner von Heidenstam, Karl Gjellerup and Carl Spitteler ...

... sequel was, according to some, even better, and gave Coppola the licence to disappear into the jungle to do battle with Joseph Conrad. - Quietly, but memorably, Marti n Scorsese had made his mark in the early 70s with gritty urban dramas like Mean Streets ...