Relatively straightforward adaptations of the legends, reconstructed history, or modern Arthurian material.

The story is given a straightforward adaptation, with lines taken from the text or invented by Mr. Krausnick.

Also unclear is why, as the program relates, this relatively straightforward adaptation took seven years to develop.

Coincidentally, a straightforward adaptation of Jules Verne's book was also broadcast in 1989.

His Girl Friday was originally supposed to be a straightforward adaptation of The Front Page, with both the editor and reporter being men.

Unlike other recent plays that have been inspired by "The Scarlet Letter," Ms. Gilligan's is, for the most part, a straightforward adaptation.

This was more a satire of Poirot than a straightforward adaptation, and was greatly changed from the original.

Pattanathil Bhootham is a straightforward adaptation of The Brass Bottle 1964 with a romantic comedy twist, written by 'Javart' Sitaraman.

Rene Clement's "Gervaise," a 1956 film based on one of Zola's greatest novels, "L'Assomoir," is a straightforward adaptation that retains its 19th-century setting.

Dusting the cobwebs (and the Broadway glitter) off Victor Hugo's epic moral tale, this serious, straightforward literary adaptation has fluent storytelling and suspenseful momentum.