The British named their favorite film adaptations
Cinematography might not have earned the status of the most important of the arts if it had not given viewers the opportunity to see famous book heroes on the screens. The Guardian polled UK residents to find out their favorite fictional films.The best book adaptation of the British film fans recognized the franchise about Harry Potter . Fantasy Cycle J.K. Rowling managed to prove once again that it is not without reason that he is considered one of the special pride of the inhabitants of Foggy Albion. A film series about a young wizard was included in their top ten favorite adaptations by about a third of all respondents. J.R.R. received double representation in the ranking. Tolkien and Stephen King. Based on the works of the godfather of modern fantasy literature, the trilogies "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings" were filmed, and thanks to the King of Horrors , such beloved by Her Majesty's subjects as "The Shawshank Redemption" and The Green Mile. The top 20 favorite British book adaptations include: 1. A series of films about Harry Potter (J.K. Rowling)  2. " A Christmas Carol " (Charles Dickens)  3. " The Shawshank Redemption " (Stephen King)  4. " The Lord of the Rings " (JRR Tolkien)  5. Series of films about James Bond (Ian Fleming)  6. Film series about Jason Bourne (Robert Ludlum)  7. " The Green Mile " (Stephen King)  8. " Charlie and the Chocolate Factory " (Roald Dahl)  9. " The Hobbit " (J.R.R. Tolkien)  10. " Forrest Gump " (Winston Groom)  11. " Diary of Bridget Jones " (Helen Fielding)  12. " Jurassic Park " (Michael Crichton)  13. " The Chronicles of Narnia " (CS Lewis)  14. " The Jungle Book " (Rudyard Kipling)  15. " The Godfather " (Mario Puzo)  16. " One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest " (Ken Kesey)  17. " The Hunger Games " (Susan Collins)  18. " Pride and Prejudice " (Jane Austen)  19. " Alice in Wonderland " (Lewis Carroll)  20. " The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo " (Stig Larsson) 
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