Wells / Welles

[siskron at SFSU.EDU]

thanks for the correction. this should make my research easier. ks

Quoting Prof Steven P Hill <s-hill4 at uiuc.edu>:

> Dear colleagues & Prof Siskron:
>
> "Dr. Moreau" (the original book) was written by the British novelist H. G.
> Wells ("Gerbert Vell's" in Russian).  In subsequent decades that book was
> adapted for the screen (first and most famously starring Charles Laughton).
> In one of the later, post-Laughton adaptations, it's possible the U.S. actor
> Orson Welles (6 letters) was involved...
>
> Best wishes to all,
> Steven P Hill,
> University of Illinois.
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> Date: Sat 7 Jun 00:07:02 CDT 2008
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> Date: Fri, 6 Jun 2008 13:39:06 -0700
> From: siskron at SFSU.EDU
> Subject: Translations of Frankenstein & Dr. Moreau
>
> I was wondering if anyone happens to know the dates when Mary
> Shelley's Dr. Frankenstein and Orson Welles' The Island of Dr. Moreau
> were translated into Russian?
>
> Thanks,
> Katerina Siskron, SFSU
>
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