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Verne J (first published in 1875) The Mysterious Island. Hetzel, Paris
Stevenson RL (first published in 1883) Treasure Island. Cassell and Co., London
Haggard HR (first published in 1885) King Solomon's Mines. Cassell and Co., London
Tolkien RR (first published in 1954-55) Lord of the Rings. Geo. Allen & Unwin, London
Rowling JK (first published in 1999) Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Bloomsbury
Publishing, London
Movies mentioned in the paper:
King Solomon's Mines (Gaumont British Picture Corporation 1937);
King Solomon's Mines (MGM 1950);
King Solomon's Mines (Cannon Group 1985);
King Solomon's Mines (Hallmark Entertainment 2004);
The Librarian: return to King Solomon's Mines (TNT 2006);
Casablanca (Warner Bros. 1942);
James Bond 007 (EON Production, for example The Spy Who Loved Me 1977, Octopussy 1983,
GoldenEye 1995);
Indiana Jones (Paramount Pictures, Raiders of the Lost Ark 1981, Indiana Jones and the Temple
of Doom 1984, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 1989, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of
the Crystal Skull 2008);
Romancing the Stone (20
th
Century Fox 1984);
Stargate (MGM 1994);
Twister (Amblin Entertainment 1996);
The Mummy Returns (Universal Pictures 2001);
Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (20
th
Century Fox 2002);
National Treasure (Walt Disney Pictures 2004);
DaVinci Code (Columbia Pictures 2006);
Lost Cities of the Ancients (BBC 2006 3 episodes);
Pirates of Caribbean: At World's End (Walt Disney Pictures 2007);
National Treasure: Book of Secrets (Walt Disney Pictures 2007);
Angels and Demons (Columbia Pictures 2009).
