Talk:The Lady of the Camellias

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[edit] Article needs to be rewritten

The bulk of the current article is not about the book, but about the adaptations. The regular sections apply: introduction, characters, synopsis, adaptations...

Also, that ridiculous synopsis should be replaced as soon as possible.

[edit] Supposed inspirations

What is the source for the (highly implausible) statement that the play is an inspiration for the films Pretty Woman and Moulin Rouge?

For 'Moulin Rouge!': The love between a writer and a courtisane, set in Paris and she dies in the end because of cholera. Reason enough I think? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 62.131.149.222 (talk) 23:54, 30 March 2008 (UTC)

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