Movie and television adaptations of Hugo-winning
and Hugo-shortlisted novels, novellas, novelettes & short stories
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Year |
Work |
Author |
Film Adaptation |
1956 (Short story winner) |
The Star |
Arthur C. Clarke |
The Star |
1959 |
Who? |
Algis Budrys |
Who? (1974) |
1959 (Shortlisted novel) |
Immortality, Inc. |
Robert Sheckley |
Two: Immortality, Inc. (1969 episode of TV series
"Out Of The Unknown") Freejack (1992) |
1959 (Shortlisted Short Story) |
Captivity |
Zenna Henderson |
The People (1972) |
1960 (Short Story winner) |
Flowers For Algernon |
Daniel Keyes |
Five: The Two Worlds Of Charlie Gordon (1961
— shortlisted for the Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo), Charly
(1967 — shortlisted for the Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo),
Flowers For Algernon (2000), Les Fleur Pour Algernon (2006), Algernon ni
Hanataba (2015) |
1960 (Novel winner) |
Starship Troopers |
Robert A. Heinlein |
Three: Starship Troopers (OVA) (1988) Shortlisted for Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo
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1961 (Shortlisted novel) |
The High Crusade |
Poul Anderson |
The High Crusade (1994) |
1963 (Novel winner) |
The Man In The High Castle |
Philip K. Dick |
The Man In The High Castle (TV Series 2015- 2019) |
1964 (Shortlisted novel) |
Cat’s Cradle |
Kurt Vonnegut |
Between Time and Timbuktu (1972) |
1966 (Best Series winner) |
Foundation |
Isaac Asimov |
Foundation (TV series 2021- present) |
1964 (shortlisted novel) |
Dune World |
Frank Herbert |
Three: Frank Herbert’s Dune (2000)
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1968 (Shortlisted novella) |
Damnation Alley |
Roger Zelazny |
Damnation Alley (1977) |
1970 (Shortlisted novella) |
A Boy And His Dog |
Harlan Ellison |
A Boy And His Dog (1976) Hugo-Winner
Dramatic Presentation |
1970 (Shortlisted novel) |
Slaughterhouse Five |
Kurt Vonnegut |
Slaughterhouse Five (1972) Hugo-Winner
Dramatic Presentation |
1972 (Shortlisted novella) |
Inconstant Moon |
Larry Niven |
Inconstant Moon (1996 episode of The Outer
Limits) |
1972 (Shortlisted novel) |
The Lathe Of Heaven |
Ursula K. Le Guin |
Two: The Lathe Of Heaven (1980) Shortlisted for Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo
The Lathe of Heaven (2002) |
1972 (Novel winner) |
To Your Scattered Bodies Go |
Philip Jose Farmer |
Riverworld (TV series 2003) Riverworld (TV series 2010) |
1974 (Shortlisted novella) |
The Girl Who Was Plugged In |
James Tiptree Jr. |
The Girl Who Was Plugged In |
1977 (Novelette winner) |
The Bicentennial Man |
Isaac Asimov |
The Bicentennial Man (1999) |
1978 (Shortlisted novelette) |
The Screwfly Solution |
James Tiptree Jr. |
The Screwfly Solution (2006) |
1978 (Shortlisted short story) |
Air Raid |
John Varley |
Millennium (1989) |
1980 (Novella winner) |
Enemy Mine |
Barry B. Longyear |
Enemy Mine (1985) Shortlisted for Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo |
1980 (Novelette winner) |
The Sandkings |
George R. R. Martin |
The Sandkings |
1980 |
Options |
John Varley |
Options |
1981 (Shortlisted novella) |
The Brave Little Toaster |
Thomas M. Disch |
The Brave Little Toaster (1987) |
1981 (Shortlisted novella) |
Nightflyers |
George R. R. Martin |
Nightflyers (1987) Nightflyers (2018 TV Series) |
1982 (Shortlisted novel) |
2010: Odyssey Two |
Arthur C. Clarke |
2010: The Year We Make Contact (1984) Hugo-Winner Dramatic Presentation |
1982 (Shortlisted novella) |
Blue Champagne |
John Varley |
Blue Champagne (Episode of TV series Welcome To Paradox 1998) |
1986 (Novelette winner) |
Paladin of the Lost Hour |
Harlan Ellison |
Paladin Of The Lost Hour |
1986 (Novel winner) |
Ender’s Game |
Orson Scott Card |
Ender’s Game (2013) |
1986 (Shortlisted novel) |
The Postman |
David Brin |
The Postman (1997) |
1991 (Shortlisted novella) |
Over The Long Haul |
Martha Soukup |
Override (TV episode 1994) |
1995 (Novelette winner) |
The Martian Child |
David Gerrold |
The Martian Child (2007) |
1996 (Novelette winner) |
Think Like A Dinosaur |
James Patrick Kelly |
Think Like A Dinosaur |
1999 (Shortlisted novella) |
The Story Of Your Life |
Ted Chiang |
Arrival (2016) Hugo-Winner Dramatic Presentation |
2000 (Shortlisted novel) |
Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban |
J.K. Rowling |
Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) Shortlisted for Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo |
2001 (Novel winner) |
Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire |
J.K. Rowling |
Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire (2005) Shortlisted for Best Dramatic Presentation Hugo |
2002 (Novel winner) |
American Gods |
Neil Gaiman |
American Gods (TV series 2017 – 2021) |
2003 (Novella winner) |
Coraline |
Neil Gaiman |
Coraline (2009) |
2004 (Shortlisted novella) |
Just Like The Ones We Used To Know |
Connie Willis |
Snow Wonder (2005) |
2005 (Novel winner) |
Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell |
Susanna Clarke |
Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell (TV series 2015) |
2001, 2006 & 2012 (Shortlisted Novels) |
A Storm Of Swords
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George R. R. Martin |
Game of Thrones (TV series 2011–2019)
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2007 (Shortlisted short story) |
How To Talk To Girls At Parties |
Neil Gaiman |
How To Talk To Girls At Parties (2017) |
2010 (Novel winner) |
The City & The City |
China Mieville |
The City & The City (TV series 2018) |
2012 (Shortlisted novel) |
Leviathan Wakes / The Expanse |
James
S.A. Corey |
The
Expanse (TV series 2015 – 2022) Episode of the series won a Hugo for Best
Dramatic Presentation in 2017 |
2014 (Shortlisted novel) |
The Wheel Of Time |
Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson |
The Wheel of Time (TV series 2021 – present) |
2015 (Novel winner) |
The Three-Body Problem |
Liu Cixin |
The Three-Body Problem (2016 - Chinese) |
2015 (Shortlisted novel) |
Skin Game |
Jim Butcher |
The Dresden Files (TV series 2007)
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Note: This list excludes Retro Hugo awards, as often those were awarded *after* the film adaptation was made, as well as all Graphic Novels and comic book adaptations.
Excellent list, but have you omitted "Inconstant Moon" which won the short story Hugo in 1972, and was an episode of season 2 of The Outer Limits (1995-2002)?
ReplyDelete!!! Thank you for bringing this to my attention !!!
DeleteThe reason it was omitted is that I was unaware of the episode. I'll add that to the list later today.
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ReplyDeleteIf you include Retro Hugo works, you open up a great raft of great material. A quick look yields:
ReplyDeleteNovels:
Asimov, Isaac - The Caves of Steel
Bradbury, Ray - Fahrenheit 451
Lewis, C. S. - The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe
Macardle, Dorothy - The Uninvited
Siodmak, Curt - Donovan's Brain
White, T. H. - The Sword in the Stone
Shorter Works:
Asimov, Isaac - Foundation
Bates, Harry - Farewell to the Master
Bixby, Jerome - It's a Good Life
Brown, Fredric - Arena
Campbell, John W. - Who Goes There?
de Saint-Exupéry, Antoine - The Little Prince
Dick, Philip K. - Second Variety
Knight, Damon - To Serve Man
Kuttner & Moore - The Twonky
Kuttner & Moore - Mimsy Were the Borogoves
Norton, Mary - The Magic Bed-Knob
Ortwell, George - Animal Farm
Pearson (aka Donald A. Wollheim) - Mimic
Sheckley, Robert - Seventh Victim
Sturgeon, Theodore - Killdozer!