The Hollywood Meme : : Transnational Adaptations in World Cinema / / Iain Robert Smith.
The first book to interrogate the transnational adaptations of Hollywood filmsDid you know that a Turkish remake of The Exorcist replaced the Catholicism with Islam? Or that James Bond and Batman team up together in the 1966 Filipino film James Batman? Or that a Bollywood remake of Memento has becom...
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