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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''"The Turn of the Screw"''' is an 1898 longish short story by [[Henry James]] that has proven to be one of his most popoular, ambiguous, well-studied, and frequently adapted works. <br />
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==Adaptations==<br />
* opera by Benjamin Britten (1954); <br />
* a ballet by William Tuckett (1999);<br />
* film by Jack Clayton ("The Innocents" (1961), co-written by Truman Capote); <br />
* TV movie 1959 by John Frankenheimer, starring Ingrid Bergman; <br />
* 1974 TV movie Dan Curtis, starring Lynn Redgrave; <br />
* 1974 French adaptation; <br />
* 1982 German operatic adaptation; <br />
* 1989 adaptation starring Amy Irving;<br />
* numerous other adaptations<br />
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==Intertextual references==<br />
* Numerous influences by this work on others<br />
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[[Category:1898 publications]]<br />
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