This is Montecristo, made famous by author Alexandre Dumas, whose 19th-century novel The Count Of Monte Cristo incorporated legends of treasure buried there by pirates such as Redbeard.

Spanning over 20 years, The Count of Monte Cristo sees the familiar rise and fall of Dantès. After his happiness is stripped away by three rivals, he swears revenge upon them and executes a ...

The Count of Monte Cristo is the third most famous fictional count, after Sesame Street’s numerically obsessed vampire ‘The Count’ and the most infamous vampire of them all, Count Chocula.

“The Count of Monte-Cristo,” the new period epic from the team behind “The Three Musketeers,” is getting ready to hit the market after its five-month shoot wrapped this month.

Alexandre Dumas’ 1844 novel, The Count of Monte Cristo, is the sort of weighty, swashbuckling page-turner that makes you want to pack up your things and discover a deserted island of your very own.

He decided to write The Count of Monte Cristo to remind him of the trip. His hero, Edmond Dantes, discovers a pirate's treasure on the island after being tipped off by his companion in prison ...

London: Monte Cristo, the tiny Italian island whose mysterious history is filled with saints, monks and pirates, is to be opened to the public for the first tim Read 15 years of Mumbai Mirror's ...