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| rdfs:label | - The Woman In Black
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| rdfs:comment | - The Woman In Black is a supernatural horror film and is the remake of the first film by the same name released in 1989. Both films are based on the 1983 book of the same name. It follows a young lawyer (Axa Axlerod)'s experiences as he tracks down a ghost/force called "The Woman In Black".
- The Woman In Black is a supernatural horror film, and the remake of the first film by the same name, released in 1989. Both films are based on the 1983 book of the same name. It follows a young lawyer (Daniel Radcliffe)'s experiences as he tracks down a ghost/force called "The Woman In Black".
- A 1983 novel written by Susan Hill, with a 1989 Made for TV Movie adaptation and a (still-running) 1989 stage adaptation. The story centers on a young solicitor, Arthur Kipps, who goes to a small market town on the east coast of Britain to attend to the funeral of Mrs Alice Drablow, an elderly widow who lived alone in solitary Eel Marsh House. She lived in a house isolated on an isle that is inaccessible for most of the day when the causeway floods. Oh, and it is haunted by her sister and mother of her adopted son (who died in an accident while still very young) Jennet. Whenever she is seen, a child dies.
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| Tagline | - Do You Believe In Ghosts?
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| Starring | - Christopher Lloyd
- Ving Rhames
- Jerry O'Connell
- Richard Dreyfuss
- Steven R. McQueen
- Adam Scott
- Elisabeth Shue
- Jessica Szohr
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| abstract | - The Woman In Black is a supernatural horror film and is the remake of the first film by the same name released in 1989. Both films are based on the 1983 book of the same name. It follows a young lawyer (Axa Axlerod)'s experiences as he tracks down a ghost/force called "The Woman In Black".
- A 1983 novel written by Susan Hill, with a 1989 Made for TV Movie adaptation and a (still-running) 1989 stage adaptation. The story centers on a young solicitor, Arthur Kipps, who goes to a small market town on the east coast of Britain to attend to the funeral of Mrs Alice Drablow, an elderly widow who lived alone in solitary Eel Marsh House. She lived in a house isolated on an isle that is inaccessible for most of the day when the causeway floods. Oh, and it is haunted by her sister and mother of her adopted son (who died in an accident while still very young) Jennet. Whenever she is seen, a child dies. Kipps is left a nervous wreck and returns to London to his fiancée. The stage play has a different slant, in order to keep the budget low and to be able to do it as a two-hander play, it is instead portrayed as an elderly Kipps employing an actor to help him get the story across to his family. The stage play adaptation has now been going on for 20 years at the Fortune theater, making it the longest-running thriller in London's West End (at, co-incidentally, the West End's smallest theater). This play is a favourite of school drama trips, making sure the audience usually has a group of easily startled kids who will scream in all the right places... In 2012, Hammer Films released a feature film version starring Daniel Radcliffe. Coincidentally, the 1989 version starred Radcliffe's onscreen father Adrian Rawlins.
- The Woman In Black is a supernatural horror film, and the remake of the first film by the same name, released in 1989. Both films are based on the 1983 book of the same name. It follows a young lawyer (Daniel Radcliffe)'s experiences as he tracks down a ghost/force called "The Woman In Black".
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