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** Bunny's narration makes it clear that Raffles does have a considerable history with women, so he's more of a case of AmbiguouslyBi. [[GlassCloset Bunny on the other hand...]]
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** Bunny's narration makes it clear that Raffles does have a considerable history with women, so he's more of a case of AmbiguouslyBi. [[GlassCloset [[TransparentCloset Bunny on the other hand...]]
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** Bunny's narration makes it clear that Raffles does have a considerable history with women, so he's more of a case of AmbiguouslyBi. [[GlassCloset Bunny on the other hand...]]
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* AlliterativeName: '''R'''euben '''R'''osenthall, the antagonist of "A Costume Piece". He is based on the real '''B'''arney '''Barnato''', also a Jew who became rich in the South African diamond industry.
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* AlliterativeName: '''R'''euben '''R'''osenthall, the antagonist of "A Costume Piece". He is based on the real '''B'''arney '''Barnato''', '''B'''arnato, also a Jew who became rich in the South African diamond industry.
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* AlliterativeName: '''R'''euben '''R'''osenthall, the antagonist of "A Costume Piece".
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* AlliterativeName: '''R'''euben '''R'''osenthall, the antagonist of "A Costume Piece". He is based on the real '''B'''arney '''Barnato''', also a Jew who became rich in the South African diamond industry.
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The ''Raffles'' stories have been adapted for various media. Six ''Raffles'' films came out between 1917 and 1939; the best remembered is probably the 1939 version that featured Creator/DavidNiven and Creator/OliviaDeHavilland, directed by Sam Wood. It was one of Niven's first starring roles. There's also the 1930 one with Creator/RonaldColman and Creator/KayFrancis. In 1975, there was a British made-for-TV movie which led to a ''Raffles'' television series. In addition, there was a BBC Radio 4 series broadcast from 1985 to 1993. Viz comic parodied him as ''RafflesGentlemanThug''
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The ''Raffles'' stories have been adapted for various media. Six ''Raffles'' films came out between 1917 and 1939; the best remembered is probably the 1939 version that featured Creator/DavidNiven and Creator/OliviaDeHavilland, directed by Sam Wood. It was one of Niven's first starring roles. There's also the 1930 one with Creator/RonaldColman and Creator/KayFrancis. In 1975, there was a British made-for-TV movie which led to a ''Raffles'' television series. In addition, there was a BBC Radio 4 series broadcast from 1985 to 1993. Viz comic ComicBook/{{Viz}} comics parodied him as ''RafflesGentlemanThug''
''ComicBook/RafflesGentlemanThug''
