Books and films are two closely-related forms of art and entertainment. Since the science of film was first established in the late 1800s filmmakers have been using it to tell stories, and they soon began utilising the existing narratives and characters of novels. These films have succeeded (or not) to varying degrees in the transition, some accurately portraying the writer's intention, some building on it and some disappointing the original readers. No matter how well the adaptation is done however, it is still nice to be reminded that yes, happily, there is more to read than Harry Potter.
For screen translations of Charles Dickens, Agatha Christie, Stephen King and many other notable authors click their links under this category, left. For adaptations of plays and Shakespeare, use the 'Alice's Playhouse' link.
Right: Kubrick's adaptation of Thackeray's novel 'Barry Lyndon'.
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Based on the Michael Crichton novel, this time-travel adventure helmed by Richard Donner ("Ladyhawke") stars Paul Walker as a member of an archeologic... Read more
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Ben Wilson (Jeff Daniels) is a small-town widower with a loving daughter (Ariana Richards), a drinking problem and a life haunted by his wife's accide... Read more
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Gregory Peck won an Oscar for his portrayal of Atticus Finch, the defence lawyer of a black man accused of rape in the American South. Scripted by Hor... Read more
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Sidney Poitier is Mark Thackery, a no-vice teacher assigned to a slum school in London's East End. Faced with tough opposition from the disinterested... Read more
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The engrossing saga of Tom's exploits in a boy's school that seems like a hell-house until he improves things. Freddie Bartholomew, Cedric Hardwicke.... Read more
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Stephen Fry, Jemma Redgrave, Joseph Beattie and Alex Pettyfer star in this TV adaptation of Thomas Hughes' timeless coming of age tale. The time is th... Read more
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Adapted from the children's novel by Philippa Pearce, Tom is a 14-year-old sent off to visit his aunt and uncle (Greta Scacchi and James Wilby) in the... Read more
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Ellie (Caitlin Stasey) and her friends are in the last year of high school, living in a small, quiet town where it seems life will never change. They... Read more
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Tony Takitani is lonely. Since he was kid, bullied for his 'western' name and neglected by his jazz musician father, Tony has been apart from the res... Read more
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This $25 million epic collaboration faithfully recreates the events leading up to Japan's attack on Pearl Harbour. An insightful and well-crafted Wor... Read more