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demonym Ruritanian was in 1896. Hope's
setting lent its name to a
literary genre involving fictional countries,
which is
known as
Ruritanian romance....
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Ruritanian romance is a
genre of literature, film and
theatre comprising novels, stories,
plays and
films set in a
fictional country,
usually in Central...
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contemporaneous fictional country of
Ruritania and
spawned the
genre known as
Ruritanian romance,
books set in
fictional European locales similar to the novels...
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Gemini Ganesan's
Kalyana Parisu, but both lost to
Bhaaga Pirivinai. The
Ruritanian romance film
Vanjikottai Valiban (1958) was a high-budget film and became...
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editions of The
Prisoner of Zenda. The po****rity of the
novels inspired the
Ruritanian romance genre of literature, film, and
theatre that
features stories set...
- two authors'
novels gave
their name to a
fictional genre called either Ruritanian romance based on The
Prisoner of Zenda, or "Graustarkian," from McCutcheon's...
- musicals. The
Times commented that the show "cheerfully
parodied the very
Ruritanian romances to
which he owed his most
triumphant successes".
Novello died...
- 1953,
Olivier and
Leigh starred in the West End in
Terence Rattigan's
Ruritanian comedy, The
Sleeping Prince. It ran for
eight months but was
widely regarded...
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Suraj (transl. Sun) is a 1966 Hindi-language
swashbuckler Ruritanian romance film
produced by S.
Krishnamurthy and T.
Govindarajan and
directed by T. Prakash...
- novels. They can be
divided into
three groups:
Ruritanian, historical, and contemporary. The
eleven Ruritanian novels,
sometimes known as the
Empire series...
