The Count of Monte Cristo

The Count of Monte Christo is an 1844 French novel by Alexandre Dumas (author of The Three Musketeers). It tells the story of a man, falsely imprisoned as a Bonapartist, who escapes, gains wealth, and seeks vengeance on those who wronged him.
==References==
*The Count of Monte Cristo is a personal favorite of Count von Count in Episode 3339 of Sesame Street (1995).
==Connections==
*Wolf Ackva played Boville in a 1979 French miniseries
*Dante Biagioni played a young secretary in the 1966 Italian miniseries 
*Manuel Cavaco played a prison guard in the 1979 French miniseries
*Henry Cavill played Albert in The Count of Monte Cristo (2002, film)
*Emma Cohen played Mercedes in a 1969 Spanish TV version (aired on Novela)
*James Frain played Villefort in in The Count of Monte Cristo (2002, film)
*Nick Gillard was stunt coordinator for the 2002 film
*Freddie Jones played Colonel Villefort in The Count of Monte Cristo (2002, film)
*Toby Jones played Danglars in a 2012 BBC radio adaptation
*Patrick Laplace played Albert de Moncerf in the 1979 French miniseries
*Peter Marinker played Emmanuel in the 1964 BBC radio serial
*Michael Robbins played Caderousse in the 1964 BBC TV serial
*Jean Rochefort played Fernand De Morcerf in the 1998 French miniseries
*Cyril Shaps played Zorba in the episode "Athens" of the 1956 TV series and Bertuccio in the 1964 BBC TV serial
*Walter Sparrow played a soldier in episodes 5-6 of the 1964 BBC TV serial
*Manfred Steffen played the president of the Chamber of Peers in a 1997 German radio adaptation
*Orson Welles played Edmond Dantes in a 1938 Mercury Theater of the Air radio broadcast and again on Campbell Playhouse (1939)
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