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The Kipling story is "The Man Who Would be King," and was first published in The Phantom Rickshaw and Other Ghost Stories. It was NOT retitled for the movie.

IF Kipling's title was originally ... A King then it would logically follow that the article should give some specific attention to when and why the change in title was made. If not, this entry needs to be revised.

As the Kipling Society makes no mention of there ever being a variant title, I strongly suspect that this is an error perpetuated across Wikipedia articles.

Support. Just do it, and fix the refering articles as well. (500 google hits with 'a', 84,000 without, not that that means dick all - The Man Who Would Be King is the correct title. See the Kipling Society) Icundell 00:05, 15 Apr 2005 (UTC)

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	The Kipling story is "The Man Who Would be King," and was first published in ''The Phantom Rickshaw and Other Ghost Stories.'' It was NOT retitled for the movie.		The Kipling story is "The Man Who Would be King," and was first published in ''The Phantom Rickshaw and Other Ghost Stories.'' It was NOT retitled for the movie.