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Loner by Ivan Turgenev: every movie adaptation
Quick answer
Loner by Ivan Turgenev (1848) has been adapted into 1 movie: Lone Wolf (1977).
It is book 12 of the A Sportsman's Sketches series.
About Loner
Loner is a book by Ivan Turgenev, first published in 1848 (original language: Russian). It is book 12 in the A Sportsman's Sketches series, which has 3 books on record. Genre: genre art. The first screen adaptation was Lone Wolf in 1977.
Short story from "A Sportsman's Sketches" by Ivan Turgenev.
Every adaptation of Loner
A Sportsman's Sketches: books in order
- Khor and Kalinych (1847)
- Yermolay and the Miller's Wife (1847)
- The raspberry water (1848)
- The District Doctor (1848)
- My neighbor Radilov (1847)
- Farmer Ovsyanikov (1847)
- Lgov (1847)
- Bezhin Lea (1851)
- Kasyan from the Beautiful Lands (1851)
- Bailiff (1847)
- The Office (1847)
- Loner (1848)
- Dos Terratenientes (1852)
- Lebedyan (1848)
- Tatiana Borisovna and nephew (1848)
- How Russians Meet Death (1848)
- Singers (1850)
- Peter Petrovich Karatayev (1847)
- The appointment
- The Hamlet of Shchigry District (1849)
- Chertopkhanov and Nedopyuskin (1849)
- The End Tchertopkhanov (1872)
- Living relic (1874)
- The Clatter of Wheels (1874)
- Forest and steppe (1849)
More Ivan Turgenev books on screen
- Fathers and Sons (1862) · 1 adaptation
- First Love (1860) · 1 adaptation
- Home of the Gentry (1859) · 1 adaptation
- Mumu (1854) · 1 adaptation
- Asya (1858) · 1 adaptation
- A Month in the Country (1855) · 1 adaptation
- Bezhin Lea (1851) · 1 adaptation
- Singers (1850) · 1 adaptation
Common questions
Has Loner been made into a movie?
Yes. Loner by Ivan Turgenev (1848) has been adapted into 1 movie: Lone Wolf (1977).
Who wrote Loner?
Loner was written by Ivan Turgenev and first published in 1848.
How many adaptations of Loner are there?
We list 1 screen adaptation: 1 movie.
Is a new Loner adaptation coming?
No new adaptation date is on record yet. The latest released adaptation is Lone Wolf (1977).
Is Loner part of a series?
Yes, it is book 12 of the A Sportsman's Sketches series; the series starts with Khor and Kalinych.
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