Dramatisations
There have been three dramatisations of Sword of Honour for television and radio:
- The 1967 TV version written by Giles Cooper and starring Edward Woodward with James Villiers, Ronald Fraser, Freddie Jones and Vivian Pickles Waugh met Cooper at the Dorchester Hotel early in 1966 before the latter started work on the script. They had both attended Lancing College, a fact which came to light at the meeting, but despite an age difference of some 15 years, neither lived to see the work broadcast the following year.
- The 1974 radio version written by Barry Campbell with Hugh Dickson, Norman Rodway, Carleton Hobbs and Patrick Troughton
- The 2001 TV version starring Daniel Craig .
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Bibliography of Evelyn Waugh
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| Novels |
- Decline and Fall (1928)
- Vile Bodies (1930)
- Black Mischief (1932)
- A Handful of Dust (1934)
- Scoop (1938)
- Put Out More Flags (1942)
- Brideshead Revisited (1945)
- Scott-King's Modern Europe (1947)
- The Loved One (1948)
- Helena (1950)
- Love Among the Ruins. A Romance of the Near Future (1953)
- Sword of Honour
- Men at Arms (1952)
- Officers and Gentlemen (1955)
- Unconditional Surrender (1961)
- The Ordeal of Gilbert Pinfold (1957)
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| Short stories |
- Mr Loveday's Little Outing: And Other Sad Stories (1936)
- Work Suspended: And Other Stories (1943)
- Selected Works (1977)
- Charles Ryder's Schooldays: And Other Stories (1982)
- The Complete Short Stories (1997)
- The Complete Stories of Evelyn Waugh (1998)
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| Travel writing |
- Labels (1930)
- Remote People (1931)
- Ninety-Two Days (1934)
- Waugh In Abyssinia (1936)
- Robbery Under Law (1939)
- When the Going Was Good (1946)
- A Tourist In Africa (1960)
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| Biographies |
- Rossetti: His Life and Works (1928)
- Saint Edmund Campion: Priest and Martyr (1935)
- The Life of the Right Reverend Ronald Knox (1959)
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| Other books |
- The Temple at Thatch (unpublished)
- A Little Learning (1964)
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| See also |
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