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	1978 serie The Harries are not much alike each other very close to the book



	1996 serie Granddad replaces the role of the antiquarian no jackdaw, no Snippet Timmy finds the dagger VERY ACCIDENTALLY Anne doesn't come with the others down to the dungeons Anne rescues her friends [PS: Never touch kitties!!] very close to the book



	Book This episode is one of the most interesting, for there is no real through-and-through villain. With Mr. Henning the stereotype of an American is shown, who wants to buy British History like "chocolade or coffee" and who is not interested in how he gets it. He hasn't scruples to take it from a naiv farmer-family. Only Granddad see through the thoughts of Mr. Henning and goes firmly in his way, and nerves him quite a lost. Also Junior has tipically American characteristics (e.g. bad education) which the Five try to pull out (George's breakfast-szene is the funniest one in the whole Famous Five). With an excellent atmosphere (especially in the book) Enid Blyton shows up how historic values and culture are destroyed.

Czech	Správná pĕtka - Pĕtka na Finnistonské farmĕ
Danish	De fem og den skjulte borg
Dutch	De Vijf op de oude boerderij
English	Five on Finniston Farm
French	Le Club des Cinq et le coffre aux merveilles
German	Fünf Freunde und das Burgverlies
Greek	Στα ερείπια του κάστρου
Indonesian	Seri Lima Sekawan: Memperjuangkan Harta Finniston
Portuguese	Os Cinco na Quinta Finniston
Russian	Taina podsemnowo koridora
Spanish	Los Cinco en la granja Finniston
Swedish	Fem gör ett fynd

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	1960