I’ve been rereading Wilkie Collins’�The Woman in White, and wondered why variations of this novel have been used again and again, not only in movies and television, but also in books and plays.
Apropos of which,�why�does the public domain offer such rich source material? Some�50 Disney Movies Are Based On The Public Domain. The movies include�Alice in Wonderland�(of course), and Frozen, Disney’s take on Hans Christian Anderson’s story,�The Snow Queen.
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