The Lady from Shanghai
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While details about Sherwood King's original novel "The Lady from Shanghai" are scarce, it served as the basis for Orson Welles's iconic film of the same name.
The novel likely featured elements of crime, mystery, and suspense, common themes in King's work.
The film adaptation significantly deviated from the source material, showcasing Welles's unique cinematic vision.
The novel's plot likely involved a femme fatale, a criminal lawyer, and a complex web of deceit and intrigue.
The book's themes likely explored the darker aspects of human nature and the corrupting influence of power.
The novel's impact is primarily felt through its adaptation into Welles's celebrated film.
The novel likely featured elements of crime, mystery, and suspense, common themes in King's work.
The film adaptation significantly deviated from the source material, showcasing Welles's unique cinematic vision.
The novel's plot likely involved a femme fatale, a criminal lawyer, and a complex web of deceit and intrigue.
The book's themes likely explored the darker aspects of human nature and the corrupting influence of power.
The novel's impact is primarily felt through its adaptation into Welles's celebrated film.
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