Talk:Modesty Blaise (1966 film)

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"The Metafictional Aspect"[edit]

Before I read the main article, I had one idea, but I remembered another, after reading it. Oh, and by the way, I have the movie paused, while I do this task. Now years ago by now, I may have had the same thoughts. Namely, one, that including the artwork demonstrates how accurate the casting was! The actress looks like her drawn counterpart!

But then the article mentions how that comic art, serves to inform us, that the movie and the comics are separate universes. Reading that gave me a new hypothesis.

In the movie canon's continuity universe, Modesty has become so famous and/or infamous, that her exploits and adventures attracted the attention of somebody who wanted the rights to her life story, acquired them, and began publishing them in that form, as biographical non-fiction.

That, or they began treating her like Davey Crockett, Wyatt Earp, and others before her, were treated, by having those tall-tale books written about them.

Or, the existence of suck stories, help cover up the reality, so that the General Public, should they hear of them, might dismiss them as story ideas for the comics, or publicity stunts. 🤔 LeoStarDragon1 (talk) 05:32, 3 October 2018 (UTC)[reply]