SV: [gothic-l] Marcomannic Challenge in _Gladiator_

[jdm314 at AOL.COM]

I haven't taken a close look at the novel, perhaps I should... but in the 
past when I've looked into such things in novels (e.g. the Lakota in Dances 
with Wolves, or the Egyptian in Stargate) I have been SORELY disappointed. 
Typically the novelist says something like "He asked him how to say his name 
in their language, then repeated it several times" ;) Nevertheless, I'll have 
a look next time I get a chance.

-JDM

In a message dated 7/3/2000 5:34:39 PM Central Daylight Time, 
babeck at alphalink.com.au writes:

<< --- In gothic-l at egroups.com, Bertil Häggman <mvk575b at t...> wrote:
 > I.,
 > 
 > Yes, but the most important book is the one based 
 > on the screenplay. I got the feeling that this book was 
 > already out.
 > 
 > Gothically
 > 
 > Bertil
 > 
 I believe there is a book, "Gladiator" by Dewey Gram, which is 
 already out, though I haven't seen it on the bookshelves yet.  But I 
 don't know whether this is based on the screen-play or whether it is 
 about the making of the film.
 
 Goleins,
 
 Brian   >>

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