Robert Hichens

Author · 2 books

Robert Hichens (born in 1864) was an author of satires and horror stories. His 1904 novel “The Garden of Allah,” which was also translated into German, was adapted for the screen three times, including a 1936 version starring Marlene Dietrich. His story “Bella Donna” likewise received three film adaptations. The story “The Paradine Case” provided the basis for Alfred Hitchcock’s 1947 film of the same name.

Books

Bella Donna Bella Donna A Novel

Robert Hichens

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