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Old 18-09-2008, 07:22 PM
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84 Charing Cross Road.

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The Shawshank Redemption shows that the way into the toughest criminal's heart is to give them a decent library catalogue...
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Isn't that a book relating the relations between an american lectrice and a british book salesman ??...if it is, it's a really touching book...

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Isn't that a book relating the relations between an american lectrice and a british book salesman ??...if it is, it's a really touching book...

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"Mouth of Madness" by John Carpenter, the best film ever made talking about the relation between lectors and books !!...also it's a Lovecraft's inspiration, and not for childrens under 14 !!....

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"Pulp" starring Michael Caine. The film is pretty good, Caine plays a pulp crime writer with best selling titles such as "My Gun Is Long" to his credit. He is hired to ghost write a biography of retired gangster played by Mickey Rooney and he narrates many passages from his own books in the film and gives a trashy "pulp" version voiceover as the events unfold around him.

Just thought of another, "Finding Forrester" with Sean Connery as a retired reclusive writer who helps a student with his writing.
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84 Charing Cross Road (1987).
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