The Magus (1968) | |
Director(s) | Guy Green |
Producer(s) | Jud Kinberg, John Kohn |
Top Genres | Drama, Fantasy, Film Adaptation, Mystery |
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The Magus (1968) was a Drama - Fantasy Film directed by Guy Green and produced by Jud Kinberg and John Kohn.
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Quotes from
Nicholas Urfe:
I've missed you.
Anne: Careful. You'll be in love next.
Nicholas Urfe: I never use four-letter words.
Maurice Conchis: All men feel the need to risk death at least once in their life. War is a very unscientific answer to that need.
Nicholas Urfe: You know what's wrong with marriage, Meli? It kills the fun in life.
[bites affair liaison apple]
Nicholas Urfe: It's the timid little people who can't gamble; who always want to know where they are. It's for mice, Meli, not for men.
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Anne: Careful. You'll be in love next.
Nicholas Urfe: I never use four-letter words.
Maurice Conchis: All men feel the need to risk death at least once in their life. War is a very unscientific answer to that need.
Nicholas Urfe: You know what's wrong with marriage, Meli? It kills the fun in life.
[bites affair liaison apple]
Nicholas Urfe: It's the timid little people who can't gamble; who always want to know where they are. It's for mice, Meli, not for men.
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Facts about
John Fowles:
the writer appears as a boat captain.
The train seen at night time below the hotel window supposedly in Athens is actually the Palma to Soller train in Majorca/Mallorca.
When Woody Allen was asked whether he'd make changes in his life if he had the opportunity to do it all over again, he replied he'd do "everything exactly the same, with the exception of watching 'The Magus'."
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The train seen at night time below the hotel window supposedly in Athens is actually the Palma to Soller train in Majorca/Mallorca.
When Woody Allen was asked whether he'd make changes in his life if he had the opportunity to do it all over again, he replied he'd do "everything exactly the same, with the exception of watching 'The Magus'."
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