Film and Television Adaptations
- The Canterville Ghost, a 1944 film.
- The Canterville Ghost, a 1985 film.
- The Canterville Ghost, a 1986 film.
- The Canterville Ghost,a 1988 animated television special.
- The Canterville Ghost, a 1995 film.
- The Canterville Ghost, a 1962 BBC television drama featuring Bernard Cribbins.
- The Canterville Ghost, a 1966 American Broadcasting Company (ABC) television musical that aired November 2 and featured Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. and Michael Redgrave.
- A graphic novel (long, mature style, comic book) version came out in 2010 from the publisher Classical Comics, a publisher much praised by teachers and librarians for their high quality versions of classic novels. The graphic novel is 110 pages and stays close to the original Story by Wilde. It was adapted by Scottish writer Sean Michael Wilson, with art by Steve Bryant and Jason Millet.
- The Canterville Ghost, an upcoming animated feature film featuring the voices of Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie with an intended release date of Christmas 2014.
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