The Count of Monte Cristo Movies & Media Adaptations

Alexandre Dumas, père

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The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas, père

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Chapter 1, Marseilles - The Arrival, Chapter 2, Father and Son, Chapter 3, The Catalans, Chapter 4, Conspiracy, and Chapter 5, The Marriage Feast

Chapter 6, The Deputy Procureur Du Roi, Chapter 7, The Examination, Chapter 8, The Chateau D'If, and Chapter 9, The Evening of the Betrothal

Chapter 10, The King's Closet at the Tuileries, Chapter 11, The Corsican Ogre, Chapter 12, Father and Son, Chapter 13, The Hundred Days, and Chapter 14, The Two Prisoners

Chapter 15, Numbers 34 and 27, Chapter 16, An Learned Italian, Chapter 17, The Abbe's Chamber, Chapter 18, The Treasure, Chapter 19, The Third Attack, and Chapter 20, The Cemetery of the Chateau d'If

Chapter 21, The Isle of Tiboulen, Chapter 22, The Smugglers, Chapter 23, The Isle of Monte Cristo, and Chapter 24, The Secret Cave

Chapter 25, The Unknown, Chapter 26, The Pont Du Gard Inn, and Chapter 27, The Story

Chapter 28, The Prison Register, Chapter 29, The House of Morrel and Son, Chapter 30, The Fifth of September, Chapter 31, Italy: Sinbad the Sailor, Chapter 32, The Waking, Chapter 33, Roman Bandits, Chapter 34, The Colosseum, Chapter 35, La Mazzolata, and

Chapter 37, The Catacombs of St. Sebastian, Chapter 38, The Compact, Chapter 39, The Guests, Chapter 40, The Breakfast, and Chapter 41, The Presentation

Chapter 42, Monsieur Bertuccio, Chapter 43, The House at Auteuil, Chapter 44, The Vendetta, Chapter 45, The Rain of Blood, Chapter 46, Unlimited Credit, Chapter 47, The Dappled Greys, and Chapter 48, Ideology

Chapter 49, Haydee, Chapter 50, The Morrel Family, Chapter 51, Pyramus and Thisbe, Chapter 52, Toxicology, Chapter 53, Robert le Diable, Chapter 54, A Flurry in Stocks, Chapter 55, Major Cavalcanti, Chapter 56, Andrea Cavalcanti, Chapter 57, In the Lucern

Chapter 60, The Telegraph, Chapter 61, How a Gardener May Get Rid of the Dormice that Eat His Peaches, Chapter 62, Ghosts, Chapter 63, The Dinner, Chapter 64, The Beggar, and Chapter 65, A Conjugal Scene

Chapter 66, Matrimonial Plans, Chapter 67, At the Office of the King's Attorney, Chapter 68, A Summer Ball, Chapter 69, The Inquiry, Chapter 70, The Ball, and Chapter 71, Bread and Salt

Chapter 72, Madame de Saint Meran, Chapter 73, The Promise, Chapter 74, The Villefort Family Vault, Chapter 75, A Signed Statement, Chapter 76, The Progress of Cavalcanti the Younger, and Chapter 77, Haydee

Chapter 78, We Hear From Janina, Chapter 79, The Lemonade, Chapter 80, The Accusation, Chapter 81, The Room of the Retired Baker, Chapter 82, The Burglary, and Chapter 83, The Hand of God

Chapter 84, Beauchamp, Chapter 85, The Journey, Chapter 86, The Trial, Chapter 87, The Challenge, and Chapter 88, The Insult

Chapter 89, A Nocturnal Interview, Chapter 90, The Meeting, Chapter 91, Mother and Son, Chapter 92, The Suicide, and Chapter 93, Valentine

Chapter 94, Maximilian's Avowal, Chapter 95, Father and Daughter, Chapter 96, The Contract, Chapter 97, The Departure for Belgium, Chapter 98, The Bell and Bottle Tavern, Chapter 99, The Law, Chapter 100, The Apparition, Chapter 101, Locusta, and Chapter

Chapter 103, Maxmilian, Chapter 104, Danglar's Signature, and Chapter 105, The Cemetery of Pere-la-Chaise

Chapter 106, Dividing the Proceeds, Chapter 107, The Lion's Den, Chapter 108, The Judge, Chapter 109, The Assizes, Chapter 110, The Indictment, Chapter 111, Expiation, and Chapter 112, The Departure

Chapter 113, The Past, Chapter 114, Peppino, Chapter 115, Luigi Vampa's Bill of Fare, Chapter 116, The Pardon, Chapter 117, The Fifth of October

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The Count of Monte Cristo has often been adapted for film. The most recent version (2002) was directed by Kevin Reynolds and stars Jim Caviezel as Dantès, Guy Pearce as Fernand Mondego, Richard Harris as Abbé Faria, James Frain as Villefort, and Dagmara Dominczyk as Mercedès.

A 1975 film version was directed by David Greene and starred Richard Chamberlain as Dantès.

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