A: Discworld Movies for TV (3 / 2 more in production)
1. Hogfather
(Note: Released by Sky One in 2006)

2. The Colour Of Magic/The Light Fantastic
(Note: Released by Sky One in 2008. The adaptation is simply called The Colour of Magic but contains the storyline of both The Colour of Magic and The Light Fantastic)

3. Going Postal
(Note: Released by Sky One in 2010)

4. Unseen Academicals
(Note: Due to be released by Sky One in 2012)



B: Discworld Seriesfor TV (1 in production)
1. Ankh-Morpork City Watch Series
(Note: Due to be released by Prime Focus Productions, probably in 2012)



C: Other Movies for TV (2 / 1 more in production)
1. Johnny and the Dead
(Note: Released in 1995)

2. Johnny and the Bomb
(Note: Three-part TV series for BBC. Released in 2006)

3. Good Omens
(Note: Release date unknown, probably 2012)


D: Animations (3)
1. Truckers
(Note: A stop motion animated movie. Released in 1992)

2. Soul Music
(Note: Released in 1996)

3. Wyrd Sisters
(Note: Released in 1997)


E: Short Movies (1 in production)
1. Troll Bridge
(Note: A Short Story adapted into a Short Film by Snowgum Films. In post-production for some time)

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Notes:
1. Only movies for which production has actually begun, or those confirmed from the horse's mouth, are included in the list.
2. The release dates may be wrong in some, differing from when the were initially broadcast to when the first became available on VHS or DVD.

As the Guide to Pratchett's Written Works has been a success, I thought fans might find it handy to have another thread dedicated to Pratchett on the big screen.

So above is a work in progress on which his novels I know were adapted over the years.

The release dates may be wrong in some, differing from when the were initially broadcast to when the first became available on VHS or DVD.

Great idea. You could put them in chronological order, within the same categories though.

Dragon's Kingdom - Stop typing "alot" when you mean "a lot"! - Disappointed

Thanks Mal! I originally thought the order should be when each book was published but the year each film was made seems better alright.

Should I put up links, to it's wiki page for example? I'd avoid links to/mention of where it can be bought as that's advertising, whether meant to be or not.

Yeah, I think wiki and imdb is ok - unless you want to painstakingly write your own descriptions.

Dragon's Kingdom - Stop typing "alot" when you mean "a lot"! - Disappointed

List updated to include the news that Good Omens is to be made in a TV adaptation. Yes, really!

Discworld News March 2011 © PJSM Prints

List updated to include the City Watch series

Coolio.

Dragon's Kingdom - Stop typing "alot" when you mean "a lot"! - Disappointed

Huzzah! As much as I love the DW books, I still have a very special fondness for Good Omens, it was my first...

Damn Spider pig