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pull all UK distribution of the film, which they did, even suing small arthouse theaters that tried to screen the film. In response, he requested that Warner Bros. The UK release of A Clockwork Orange provoked so much controversy over allegedly inspiring several copycat crimes that Stanley Kubrick, who had emigrated to the UK, received several death threats and had his house blockaded by protestors.

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In 2018, the movie was allowed in Brazil again. Despite being forbidden in Brazil, 'Amor, Estranho Amor' was released in DVD in the United States in 2005. Afterwards, she became famous through the children's show 'Xou da Xuxa' and saw this movie as a stain in her career (some malevolent people actually slandered her as a pedophile). The movie shows the daily life of a 12 years old boy in the brothel where his mother works and has his 'First time' with a 16 years prostitute played by Xuxa.

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The Brazilian actress and tv host Xuxa Meneghel bought the rights of the film 'Amor, Estranho Amor' (Love, Strange Love, 1982)in the 90s to keep it away from the public.Millar has also scrubbed any acknowledgment of his very poorly-received Marvel teen romance comic Trouble. Williams also refuses to talk about the book. The Unfunnies hasn't been in print since the comic ended in 2007, and writer Mark Millar has removed all references to the comic from his website (including not listing artist Anthony Williams as a collaborator), doesn't answer questions about the book, and even left it out of The Art of Millarworld, a compilation of the covers of every book that Millar wrote that he owned the rights to.Unlike his other very early stories, Hergé refused to redraw or color the comic so it could be published in book form, with a colorized version only being published in 2017, long after his death.

After its original 1929 publication, it wasn't republished until 1973, and then only because there were so many bootleg copies being sold.

Tintin in the Land of the Soviets had a very primitive art style (being the first Tintin story) and was horribly inaccurate, based off of a single anti-USSR propaganda work.

One of its plot strands was later rewritten and redrawn, expanded and completed as the 'Chase the Lady' arc.

The Finder arc 'Torch' was abandoned partway through by Carla Speed McNeil and all the online chapters were deleted from the website and never printed in hard copy.

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