The Journalist Who Raced Around the World in 80 Days

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The sides of the image are mirrors to each other and each mirror is on one side of the direction of travel.

By Elizabeth there was an agent error message to runaway train, ship trouble, burned house, and ship to go to her.

According to Nellie, the skier escaped the danger of snow; her own boat trouble; in her boldly exposed sanctuary; a sailor who made unnecessary progress to her, and her sullen monkey McKinty

Both Elizabeth and Nelly wear pictures of their costumes (famous for Nelly!). The exact number and model of bags each person has.

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Nellie Bly (May 5, 1864 - January 27, 1922) was a pseudonym for American journalist Elizabeth Cochrane Seaman. She promised to travel around the world for her newspaper "New York World" within 80 days. She finished her trip in 72 days and met Verne with Amiens. Her work "72 days round trip around the world" has become a best seller. While traveling all over the world, Bry experienced Britain, France (I met Jules Verne in Amiens), Brindisi, Suez Canal, Colombo (Ceylon), Penang Strait Village, and Singapore. , Hong Kong, Japan. With the development of efficient submarine cable network and telegraph, Bly was able to send a short progress report.

Mark Brown is managing the very popular "39 steps" of Avelli Hitchcock, adapting from the adventure of Director Marc Shanahan's great Jules Verne, Mark Brown will travel around the world in 80 days. Production In the traveling world of 80 days, Phillias Fogg, a fearless adventurer, agreed to the horrible bet that risking his life and wealth. I started a big trip to defeat the world on a world scale. In this classic adventure, five actors painted 42 people across 4 continents.

Jules Verne 's famous novel "Around the World in 80 days" is a story of extraordinary achievement. It describes Phileas Fogg, the wonderful adventure he can travel around the world in 80 days agreeing to bet 40,000 pounds. This story portrays his personal character, noble values ​​and dedicated goals enabling him to overcome obstacles that can not be overlooked at first glance. The story is fictitious, but it represents the deep truth of life and the principle of human achievement.