Film, TV or Theatrical Adaptations
The novel has been adapted for the screen at least four times:
- 1917 - Dombey and Son a British Silent film starring Norman McKinnel as Paul Dombey and Hayford Hobbs as Walter Gay
- 1931 - Rich Man's Folly a loose adaptation of the novel which is modernised and set in the United States
- 1969 - a television mini-series starring John Carson as Paul Dombey and Derek Seaton as Walter Gay
- 1983 - a television mini-series starring Julian Glover as Paul Dombey and Max Gold as Walter Gay
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