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A fierce dance of deceit and determination, Revenge spirals into a symphony of shattered alliances and dark secrets. Imagine the Hamptons as a chessboard where Emily Thorne moves with precision, seeking her ultimate checkmate against those who wronged her father.

Revenge Trivia

What is the name of the fictional town where the TV show "Revenge" takes place? (Hard)

#1: Southampton

#2: Southport

#3: Montauk

#4: East Hampton

Who framed David Clarke in the TV show "Revenge"? (Advanced)

#1: Victoria Grayson

#2: Conrad Grayson

#3: Frank Stevens

#4: Amanda Clarke

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Revenge Fun Facts

Revenge can trigger the brain's reward center similarly to satisfying hunger or thirst.

People who seek revenge often feel worse afterward, as it tends to prolong negative emotions rather than relieve them.

Revenge Polls

Favorite Character in "Revenge"

Emily Thorne

Victoria Grayson

Nolan Ross

Daniel Grayson

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Best Plot Twist in "Revenge"

Amanda's True Identity Revealed

Conrad's Death

Emily's Revenge on the Graysons

David Clarke's Return

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Popular Characters

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Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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May 10, 2017

Release of 'Revenge' (2017)

The French action thriller film 'Revenge' directed by Coralie Fargeat was released to the public, gaining attention for its feminist themes and unique approach to the rape-revenge genre.

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2016

Coralie Fargeat begins filming 'Revenge'

Director Coralie Fargeat began principal photography for the film 'Revenge' in Morocco, which would later be noted for its striking visuals and setting.

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