We watch some of the stories that come to life on the big screen with astonishment, some with tension, and some with horror. Mafia stories are one of them... Here are the famous profiles that emerged from the dark pages of history and inspired movies...
A scary disease: They see everyone as 'monsters'! 'There are only 81 cases of PMO in the literature' Want to know them? Prosopometamorphopsia is a visual disorder characterized by altered perceptions of faces. About 81 cases of prosopometamorphopsia have been reported in the scientific literature.
“I saw what you did and I know who you are” - This sentence is a very famous phrase taken from the movie (“I Saw What You Did”), which was shot twice in a row in 1965 and 1988, based on the novel published by Ursula Curtiss in 1964. It is a line.
The only reason he wrote was money, because he wanted to build a house with his wife and the money he had was not enough for that. Thus, the character "Mike Hammer" was born.
Patricia Highsmith's works have been the source of dozens of films; Despite the changing world, evolving cinema, and changing audiences, her characters have managed to survive every period. Her first novel was rejected by 6 publishing houses; It was published by the 7th publishing house.
Fictional serial killer Tom Ripley: The Ripley series, which started airing on Netflix on April 4, 2024, is signed by the famous director Steven Zaillian. Zaillian is the director, screenwriter, and producer of the film.
3 Body Problem, the new sci-fi series from Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D B Weiss, rose to the top of the Netflix charts in its second week (April 4, 2024). The science fiction series, which had a huge budget of 160 million dollars, reached the top with 15.6 million views.
Gina Pane is a French artist of Italian origin who lived between 1939 and 1990. Pane made body-themed sculptures and installations for a while and then turned to performances in which she used her own body.
Entomologists who capture, collect, and conduct research on living things in the Lepidoptera class, such as butterflies and moths, are called lepidopterists.
Glynn Simmons was convicted 48 years ago of a murder he said he did not commit and was initially sentenced to death. He was approaching 71 and a weary man struggling with serious health problems when the state of Oklahoma deemed he had not received a fair trial.
