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This page lists the various adaptations of the seminal Russian novel War and Peace.
Original work
- War and Peace (Война и миръ), the 1865-1869 novel by Russian author Leo Tolstoy.
Adaptations and derivative works
Films- War and Peace (1915): The first film version, a silent serial made in Imperial Russia.
- War and Peace (1956): The American version, directed by King Vidor, starring Audrey Hepburn as Natasha Rostova and Henry Fonda as Count Pierre Bezukhov. Cut out a lot of things so it was "only" 208 minutes long.
- War and Peace (1966-1967): The Soviet version by Sergei Bondarchuk (who also starred as Pierre). It was released in four parts, with a total running time of 431 minutes.
- Love and Death (1975): A parody of classic works of Russian literature by Woody Allen, including a lot of spoofing of War and Peace.
Live-Action TV
- War and Peace (1972), British miniseries produced by The BBC. Starring Anthony Hopkins as Pierre.
- War and Peace (2007), French-Italian miniseries. Starring Alexander Beyer as Pierre, Alessio Boni as Andrei and Clémence Poésy as Natasha.
- War and Peace (2016), British miniseries produced by The BBC. Starring Paul Dano as Pierre, Lily James as Natasha and James Norton as Andrei.
Tabletop Games
- War and Peace (Avalon Hill, 1980)
Theatre
- War and Peace (1946), an opera by Sergei Prokofiev.
- Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812, a 2012 "electro-pop opera" by Dave Malloy that adapts a part of the story (Anatole's seduction of Natasha and the aftermath).
Video Games
- War and Peace: 1796–1815 (2002)
