Which work of Collins was adapted into a silent film in 1912?
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The Evil Genius
The New Magdalen
The Woman in White
Answer
"The Woman in White," a gripping tale penned by Wilkie Collins, graced the silver screen in 1912 as a silent film adaptation, captivating audiences with its intriguing plot. This work, renowned for its intense drama and suspenseful narrative, skillfully translated into the visual medium of the silent era, enthralling viewers with its powerful storytelling and emotive performances."
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