Sentence examples similar to adapted for big screen from inspiring English sources

Ironically, The Price of Salt is one of the rare occasions when Highsmith's fiction indulges the desire for poetic justice so beloved of Hollywood producers - but, given its explicit subject matter and its leading female roles, it is probably the least likely of Highsmith's novels to be adapted for big-screen presentation.

The Great Gatsby has been adapted for the big screen in the silent, monochrome and colour eras, as well as on the small screen, and even in a version for Korean audiences.

Morgan's other credits include Frost/Nixon, the play which he adapted for the big screen, and his adaptation of David Peace's The Damned United.

Another six of Thomas's books have been adapted for the big screen.

It was first adapted for the big screen in 1979, starring Marilyn Hassett.

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He served as executive producer for both, and the former series was adapted for the big screen in 2015.

The King's Speech was originally written by Seidler as a stage play, before being adapted for the big screen.

The latter book was also adapted for the big screen, in 2016, with Hanks again portraying Langdon.

It is the first time 52-year-old Reza has given permission for one of her plays to be adapted for the big screen.

It has sold millions of copies and was adapted for the big screen by Jean-Jacques Annaud for the 1986 film starring Sean Connery and Christian Slater.