Freddy, who loves collecting butterfly specimens, accidentally won more than 70,000 pounds in the football lottery. He bought an old house on the outskirts of London, then kidnapped Miranda, an art student he had long admired, and imprisoned her in the basement. Freddy wanted to move Miranda with what he had done, and then make her fall in love with him, but he didn't know that his abnormal behavior would only make the other person feel horrible. Miranda was tortured and died of illness in the basement. And in the end. The film is adapted from the debut of John Fowles (John Foos), one of Britain's most popular novelists. He has many works, including six novels and a collection of medium and short stories. Three of the novels have been made into films: The Collector's "Butterfly Spring Dream", The Magus's "astrologer" and The French Lieutenant's Woman's "French Lieutenant's woman". The film's director, William Wyler William Wheeler, is known as "the director of the director". He directed Roman Holiday, the epic Ben-Hur, and the House of loyalty and bravery.
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